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Been or Gone

Been is used when we go and are back.

Gone is used when we go and are still away.

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1. She has to school, you'll see her later.

2. Richard has to London and Paris twice.

3. Where is Mary ? …Oh, she has to the market.

4. Andrew has to his uncle's. He'll be back soon.

5. Have you ever to Scotland ?

6. Helen isn't here. She has out for about an hour.

7. Kate has to the hairdresser's.

8. Winston has to his friend's ; he'll be back in a few minutes.

9. Pamela has to Spain twice ; next month she'll go to Italy.

10. Where is Karen ? She has to the pictures with Brenda.

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