- Show activity on this post. Both are fine :) Have you ever been to London? Have you ever gone to London? The latter sounds a little more informal to me.
- It’s kind of my passion. Have you ever been to London before? A: Oh no I haven’t. I wish I did. Have you? B: Yes of course. I must say the city is to die for.
- (a) Have you ever been to London? (b) Have you ever been in London? A friend asked me the difference between the two.
- Have you ever traveled to London? ... 'Have you ever been in London?' is used when asking if someone has ever been physically inside the city of London.
- Picking up on foxfirebrand's point, "Have you ever been in London?" seems to be incomplete.
- I������ You are asking Helen questions beginning with Have you ever...? ... Have you ever been to London? (play/golf?) �?
- Correct the mistakes. Have you ever be to London? They haven’t got dinner at 7 o’clock. I don’t never drink coffee in the morning. What your telephone number?
- A: (you / be / ever) to London? ... B: Last summer. I (spend) two weeks in Brighton with my parents and we (go) to London one weekend. (you / like) it? Oh yes.
- Study with Quizlet and memorize flashcards containing terms like Have you ever be to London?, They haven't got dinner at 7 o'clock., Do you ever tried weird...
- Write the questions. Have you ever been to London? - No, never. Have you ever played golf? - Yes, many times. Have you ever been to Australia?