Have you ever been to meaning?

Have you ever been to meaning?

Have you ever been to there, means you’re referring to a specific place you have already mentioned or are pointing to. Have you already been there puts emphasis on having been and not so much the place.

Have you ever been or had you ever been?

1- “Had you ever” is asking about the past, up to another point in the past. Example: Had you ever been to Japan before last summer? (Meaning “You went to Japan last summer. Did you ever go before that?”) 2- “Have you ever” is about any time from the past until now.

Have you ever VS have you been?

If you have been to Rome, your answer to both questions would be yes. As you say, they both refer to life’s experience until now. The difference is a question of emphasis; ever emphasizes that the question applies to all the time until this moment.

How do you use have you ever been?

Have you ever been on TV? The present perfect can be used to talk about things you have done in your life, without saying when you did them. It can be used to talk about experiences you’ve had, or things you have done or tried in the past.

What tense is have you ever been?

Use the past simple verb tense to talk about when you visited a place. Have you ever been to Rome? – Yes, I’ve been to Rome!

Have you been meaning?

“How have you been?” is a common question from native English speakers. It’s asking what you have been up to and how life has been for you from from a certain point in time. Perhaps you’re being asked how you’ve been doing since the last time you saw each other. Or maybe since the last time you spoke on the phone.

Have you ever been or did you go?

“Have you ever been” is definitely better for this case. “Did you ever go” implies a that the person being asked was supposed to “go”.

What is the meaning of have you ever?

‘Have you ever’ is asking about the past. You know it doesn’t go the mountains, now, but you want to know if the person has ever taken the ATV to the mountains.

Have you ever done meaning?

You are correct that done means to finish something, but “have you ever” means that you are asking if that person tried doing (whatever) before, meaning that (whatever) is something new to the person. Have you ever done this type of homework before?

Have you ever seen meaning?

While, “have you ever seen?” is spoken when you are asking someone if they have seen a particular person or thing at any time maybe even once in their whole life.

Have have you been meaning?

Have you been here meaning?

In British English it means “have you visited this place before?” For example, when I go to Paris, I am often asked, “Have you been here before?” “Yes, I have been here many times.

Have you ever been is what tense?

Did you ever have you ever difference?

The meaning for “have you ever …” is “have you had such and such a life experience” and for “do you ever …”, the meaning is, “is this part of the routine in your life?” Below is a dialogue between a lawyer and a client. The lawyer uses “Did you” because she is looking for a specific date.

Do you ever vs Have you ever?

There is no difference in meaning between these two sentences: Did you ever see this film? Have you ever seen this film?

Have you been there meaning?

“Have you been there?” is a simple question asking a person if they have ever visited that place before. For example, the conversation could be about a country, or a town, or a museum, or a restaurant, etc., and then a question is directed to a person: “Have you been there?”

How have you been meaning answer?

Have you ever been to Mumbai meaning?

meaning – I really want you to stay. I hope you will stay.)

Has ever been meaning?

“I have ever been” is an old or poetic way of saying “I have always been”. “I have ever been wandering about a bit.” Is just an old way of saying I have always been wandering about a bit.