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Levis1 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

It's/it was

Can you say: I've been to that restaurant and it's/it was very good.

Are both OK

  

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1) I've been to that restaurant and it's very good. 2) I've been to that restaurant and it was very good. Yes, both are okay.

— MountainHiker

  • 1) I've been to that restaurant and it's very good.
  • 2) I've been to that restaurant and it was very good.
  • Yes, both are okay.
  • It's helpful to have some context, though.
  • Yesterday I went to the restaurant and it was very good.
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1) I've been to that restaurant and it's very good.

2) I've been to that restaurant and it was very good.

Yes, both are okay. It's helpful to have some context, though.

Yesterday I went to the restaurant and it was very good. To me that says that you enjoyed that particular meal or that evening. It's still good today. But you should have tasted the fish yesterday--it was grea

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