'have been to England' but 'was in England'

#1 12-May-2005, 10:28

Are these sentences correct:

I have not been to England.
I was not in England in September.

Casiopea · #2 12-May-2005, 13:30

Yes.

There's also, I have not been in England before. (meaning, inside the country)

#3 12-May-2005, 13:52

thanks a lot
i have not known this last variant

**Tdol** · #4 12-May-2005, 15:08

But you would have to be there to say it.

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