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is it correct to say “me being to many countries is a proof that I’m quite a traveller” or “I have been to many countries is a proof that....” or how can I say it properly ?



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    "my going to many countries is a proof that I’m quite a traveller" or better "my having been to many countries is a proof that I’m quite a traveller" if you travelled in the past.

    – GEdgar
    yesterday











  • Can I also say ” I've been to many countries is a proof that...” ? And ”having been to many countries is a great thing ?”

    – Julia
    yesterday













  • Note that "been to" in the sense of "visited" is only available in the perfect (have been, had been, will have been). You can't use it in any other tense (I will be to, or after being to for instance).

    – Colin Fine
    yesterday






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    You could say 'The fact that I have been to many countries is a proof...'

    – Kate Bunting
    yesterday






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    More clear would be: "My having been to many countries is <del>a</del> proof that I'm quite a traveller." "Me being to" is not in perfect tense as pointed out by Colin Fine.

    – Joel Brown
    yesterday




















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is it correct to say “me being to many countries is a proof that I’m quite a traveller” or “I have been to many countries is a proof that....” or how can I say it properly ?



Thank you all in advance !






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  • 1





    "my going to many countries is a proof that I’m quite a traveller" or better "my having been to many countries is a proof that I’m quite a traveller" if you travelled in the past.

    – GEdgar
    yesterday











  • Can I also say ” I've been to many countries is a proof that...” ? And ”having been to many countries is a great thing ?”

    – Julia
    yesterday













  • Note that "been to" in the sense of "visited" is only available in the perfect (have been, had been, will have been). You can't use it in any other tense (I will be to, or after being to for instance).

    – Colin Fine
    yesterday






  • 1





    You could say 'The fact that I have been to many countries is a proof...'

    – Kate Bunting
    yesterday






  • 1





    More clear would be: "My having been to many countries is <del>a</del> proof that I'm quite a traveller." "Me being to" is not in perfect tense as pointed out by Colin Fine.

    – Joel Brown
    yesterday
















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is it correct to say “me being to many countries is a proof that I’m quite a traveller” or “I have been to many countries is a proof that....” or how can I say it properly ?



Thank you all in advance !






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is it correct to say “me being to many countries is a proof that I’m quite a traveller” or “I have been to many countries is a proof that....” or how can I say it properly ?



Thank you all in advance !






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  • 1





    "my going to many countries is a proof that I’m quite a traveller" or better "my having been to many countries is a proof that I’m quite a traveller" if you travelled in the past.

    – GEdgar
    yesterday











  • Can I also say ” I've been to many countries is a proof that...” ? And ”having been to many countries is a great thing ?”

    – Julia
    yesterday













  • Note that "been to" in the sense of "visited" is only available in the perfect (have been, had been, will have been). You can't use it in any other tense (I will be to, or after being to for instance).

    – Colin Fine
    yesterday






  • 1





    You could say 'The fact that I have been to many countries is a proof...'

    – Kate Bunting
    yesterday






  • 1





    More clear would be: "My having been to many countries is <del>a</del> proof that I'm quite a traveller." "Me being to" is not in perfect tense as pointed out by Colin Fine.

    – Joel Brown
    yesterday
















  • 1





    "my going to many countries is a proof that I’m quite a traveller" or better "my having been to many countries is a proof that I’m quite a traveller" if you travelled in the past.

    – GEdgar
    yesterday











  • Can I also say ” I've been to many countries is a proof that...” ? And ”having been to many countries is a great thing ?”

    – Julia
    yesterday













  • Note that "been to" in the sense of "visited" is only available in the perfect (have been, had been, will have been). You can't use it in any other tense (I will be to, or after being to for instance).

    – Colin Fine
    yesterday






  • 1





    You could say 'The fact that I have been to many countries is a proof...'

    – Kate Bunting
    yesterday






  • 1





    More clear would be: "My having been to many countries is <del>a</del> proof that I'm quite a traveller." "Me being to" is not in perfect tense as pointed out by Colin Fine.

    – Joel Brown
    yesterday










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1





"my going to many countries is a proof that I’m quite a traveller" or better "my having been to many countries is a proof that I’m quite a traveller" if you travelled in the past.

– GEdgar
yesterday





"my going to many countries is a proof that I’m quite a traveller" or better "my having been to many countries is a proof that I’m quite a traveller" if you travelled in the past.

– GEdgar
yesterday













Can I also say ” I've been to many countries is a proof that...” ? And ”having been to many countries is a great thing ?”

– Julia
yesterday







Can I also say ” I've been to many countries is a proof that...” ? And ”having been to many countries is a great thing ?”

– Julia
yesterday















Note that "been to" in the sense of "visited" is only available in the perfect (have been, had been, will have been). You can't use it in any other tense (I will be to, or after being to for instance).

– Colin Fine
yesterday





Note that "been to" in the sense of "visited" is only available in the perfect (have been, had been, will have been). You can't use it in any other tense (I will be to, or after being to for instance).

– Colin Fine
yesterday




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You could say 'The fact that I have been to many countries is a proof...'

– Kate Bunting
yesterday





You could say 'The fact that I have been to many countries is a proof...'

– Kate Bunting
yesterday




1




1





More clear would be: "My having been to many countries is <del>a</del> proof that I'm quite a traveller." "Me being to" is not in perfect tense as pointed out by Colin Fine.

– Joel Brown
yesterday







More clear would be: "My having been to many countries is <del>a</del> proof that I'm quite a traveller." "Me being to" is not in perfect tense as pointed out by Colin Fine.

– Joel Brown
yesterday












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