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Newguest Posted 18 years ago
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Hi
What is the difference in meaning when I ask:
a) where were you?
b) where have you been?
Which of them do you use most often?
What is the difference in meaning when I ask:
a) where were you?
b) where have you been?
Which of them do you use most often?
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a) where were you? [something more distant in the past, say yesterday b) where have you been? [something recent , say until now
- a) where were you?
- [something more distant in the past, say yesterday b) where have you been?
- [something recent , say until now
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a) where were you? [something more distant in the past, say yesterday
b) where have you been? [something recent, say until now
b) where have you been? [something recent, say until now
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Marius Hancua) where were you? [something more distant in the past, say yesterday
b) where have you been? [something recent, say until now
Thanks MH!
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