to go through vs to have gone through

[ostap77]

"I'm not surprised she looked so frightened. It was a terrifying experience to go through." Could I say here "It was a terrifying experience to have gone through."?

 

[bhaisahab]

"I'm surprised she looked so frightened. It was a terrifying experience to go through." Could I say here "It was a terrifying experience to have gone through."?

Yes you could.

 

[Rover_KE]

Yes, you can, though I think you meant 'I'm not surprised she looked so frightened'.

Rover

 

[shannico]

I think you could also say "to have been through".

"I'm surprised she looked so frightened. It was a terrifying experience to go through." Could I say here "It was a terrifying experience to have gone through."?

 

[ostap77]

Sorry for leaving it out. I'm going to correct it.