Student protest in Central London

The video begins with a question, 'Have you been?', aimed at engaging the audience and setting the stage for further discussion or exploration of the topic.

What is the primary function of the phrase 'Have you been?' in English?

• To confirm a future plan

• To ask about someone's current location

• To inquire about someone's past experiences

• To request someone's opinion

In which context would you use 'Have you been?'?

• When confirming a present action

• When inquiring about past visits or experiences

• When discussing a current activity

• When asking about a future event

Which of the following is an example of using 'Have you been?' correctly?

• Have you been going to the gym now?

• Have you been to the store tomorrow?

• Have you been enjoying the movie?

• Have you been to Paris before?

What is a common mistake when using 'Have you been?'?

• Using it to ask about future plans

• Using it to inquire about past experiences

• Using it to ask about someone's current feelings

• Using it to confirm a past event

Which sentence correctly uses 'Have you been?'?

• Have you been to the meeting later?

• Have you been to the new restaurant yet?

• Have you been seeing the doctor now?

• Have you been going to the park tomorrow?