At some point in his life or vey recently, this person went to London and returned to wherever they normally live.
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Thread: The man has been to London
- 13-Jan-2007, 05:08 #1
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The man has been to London The man has been to London.
What is the meaning of this sentence?
Could anyone explain?
- 13-Jan-2007, 06:48 #2
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Re: The man has been to London
- 13-Jan-2007, 11:33 #3
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Re: The man has been to London It also means that he has visited London and now he isn't there.
Originally Posted by user_gary 
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