LINGUALAND · A2 GRAMMAR

HAVE GONE TO – HAVE BEEN TO

Complete the sentences with the correct form of have/has been to or have/has gone to. In sentences 8 and 9, use been in.

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Have / has been toA completed visit: the person has returned.
She has been to Paris twice.
Have / has gone toThe person has left and has not returned yet.
He has gone to school.
Have / has been inA stay that continues now, often with for or since.
She has been in Rome for a year.

Use have with I, you, we and they; use has with he, she and it. With home, omit “to”: They have gone home.

0 of 10 sentences completed

  1. Monica is not at home. She the doctor.
  2. you ever Disneyland?
  3. Mark to Egypt twice.
  4. I never to another country.
  5. The children are not at school. They home.
  6. Where’s Mark? he to school?
  7. I have to England once, but I did not like it and came back to Greece.
  8. My brother has in France for four years now.
  9. Elaine has in Madrid since she got married.
  10. No, Miss Jones is not here. She has to New York for a couple of days, but she will come back on Thursday.

Each sentence is worth one point. Complete both blanks in questions 2, 4 and 6.