User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Where have you been so far?
Where have you been to so far?
I could understand the sentence to be, "Where have you reached so far?" Am I right?
Please help me.
I could understand the sentence to be, "Where have you reached so far?" Am I right?
Please help me.
Top answer
What places have you visited so far.
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Nona The BritWhat places have you visited so far.Thenk I think if I say "Where have you been so fary" or "Where have you been in so far"?, it will mean "Where have you reached so far". Am I right?
If wrong please help me with this.
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I wouldn't say reached is the same as been in or visited. Reached suggests they are only part of the way towards a final destination.
Someone is walking from Moscow to New York. If they are still on their journey you might ask them where they have reached (where they are now).
Someone is walking from Moscow to New York. If they are still on their journey you might ask them where they have reached (where they are now).
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