I have been or I went there many times?

The basic principle is that: you come here (to where the writer/speaker is located) and you go there (to where-ever the writer speaker refers you).Read more

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It is incorrect as it stands. The auxiliary verb “have” needs to be followed by the past participle (“-ed”) form of the verb.Read more

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Someone told me that I should change "come" to "came" in this story since came continues the past tense already used. Just sounds very strange to me.Read more

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The phrase 'I came there' is correct and commonly used in English to indicate movement from a location away from the speaker to the location being mentioned.Read more

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“I went there” sounds like you just left that place or have been there just recently and “I've been there” sounds like you have been there a while ago.Read more

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"Many times" is a result. You would certainly say: "I have been there twice" as a result of the times you've been there so why is "many times" different in ...Read more

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It depends on where the speaker is. If he is here, then it is 'went'. Should the narrator be on the other end it would be 'came'. When the actor ...Read more

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In general you "come here" and "go there". As "went" is the past participle of "to go" I can see your mother's point.Read more

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