It has been a nice trip - present perfect It was a nice trip -past
How the first sentence could be present perfect because present perfect indicates something that has done recently then why we use such sentences like this. could not we used was instead off has been??
I wanna know the exact meaning with grammers
Another one I have been part of it
It's a matter of perspective. When you use was, you're looking back on the trip. When you use has been, you're looking at the trip from the present.
Suppose you're talking to someone about a trip you took to Europe last year. You'd say:
It was a nice trip.
Now suppose it's the last day of your trip to Europe, and you're talking to your travel partner:
It's been a nice trip.
You use has been because you're still on the trip.
You'd use was if the trip is over.
