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The sentence "have you ever been to China" is grammatically correct. It is an interrogative sentence in the present perfect tense, asking about someone's past experiences of visiting China. The use of "have" indicates the present perfect auxiliary verb, while "been" is the past participle of the verb "go."
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Had there ever been diphtheria in china?
Yes.
Is it correct to say you have ever been to Spain?
no. the right way is, Have you ever been to Spain?
Has the great wall of China ever been renovated?
no!
Has there ever been any sightings of a snow leopard in china?
no there has been a purple dinosaur
Has China ever killed anyone?
Chinese people have killed and been killed. China (earthenware) has been used to kill someone. China (the country) has not killed anyone.
Has Chuck Norris ever been to China?
Yes, Chuck Norris lived in China for one year.
Correct these sentences. Has you ever been to an rodeo?
Has Ben been to a rodeo? Have you ever been to a rodeo? Is this your first rodeo, greenhorn? This ain't no rodeo, bucko!
How many Tuesdays have there been ever?
89,054 tuesdays if my sources are correct
Has China ever been colonized?
Yes, China has never been fully colonized by a foreign power. However, parts of China, such as Hong Kong and Macau, were colonized by the British and Portuguese respectively.
What is the correct name for China?
The correct name for China is Middle flowery pople's
Was China ever been ruled by British?
China, as a country, was never ruled by the British. Part of present day China were once British colonies (Hong Kong).
What is the correct grammar for the following sentence have you been traveled before or have you travel before?
The correct sentence is: "Have you ever traveled before?"
