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Heartvampire Posted 12 years ago
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what time?

please guys could you help me with this question:

He has travelled to Athens at 6 P.M, (What time)
Will the question form be like:

1) what time has he travelled? Or
2) What time did he travel?
and Why?
  

Top answer

M. No "has". ).

— CalifJim

  • M.
  • No "has".
  • ).
  • That probably answers your question.
  • heartvampire 1) what time has he travelled?
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heartvampireHe has travelled to Athens at 6 P.M.
No "has". We don't use the present perfect when we mention a specific time (at 6 P.M.).

That probably answers your question.
heartvampire1) what time has he travelled? Or2) What time did he travel?
As shown above.
heartvampire
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He travelled to Athens. This suggests to me a completed journey.eg He travelled to Athens last month.

I would usually say
eg He left for / departed for Athens at 6 pm.

Clive
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Thank you so much. I get it now Emotion: smile
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