Inesjrc said:
which ones are the differences between
near and near to
used to and would
I have been to and I have been in
Thanks for your comments
i think the following
you can use near in any case , because it is a style , for example:
[CODE]el estaba cerca la casa. [/CODE]--- then near
[CODE]el ordenardor estaba cerca a la cocina[/CODE].--- then near to
now "used to":
it's used for past habits , it means "solia" or "acostumbrado".
[CODE]i used to play on the ground.[/CODE] = solia jugar ....
or it is also used as an adjective:
[CODE]i'm used to eat a lot of food.[/CODE] ="estoy acostumbrado....."
now the last:
it is as well , a case of style , in some places people say i've been to/in , you can take it as formal and informal language, or something like that.