Grammar: Circle the correct answer. 6 She ....... to Athens before. a hasn't been travelling b hasn't travelled

• The correct answer is b hasn't travelled. The word 'before' indicates a past experience or lack thereof at any point in her life up to now. The present perfect simple tense ('hasn't travelled') is used to talk about experiences (or lack of experiences) that have happened at an unspecified time in the past. The present perfect continuous ('hasn't been travelling') would imply a continuous action that has not been happening, which doesn't fit the context of a single travel experience.

Answer: b hasn't travelled