Please tell me the difference between those two sentences.
A. Which of the cities visited did you enjoy the most?
B. Which of the cities visited have you enjoyed the most?
Thank you for your help.
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Either one is fine. I think the first one indicates that the trip is over and there are no plans to visit more cities soon, while the second one would be used more when the trip is not yet complete.
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Both of them sounded weird and could make people getting more confused in catching your intention.
How about these ones:
A. Which of the visited cities did you enjoy very much?
B. Which of the most visited cities have you enjoyed?
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Thank you very much!
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There's no difference, the sentences are written differently but there asking the same thing.
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