LINGUALAND · A2 GRAMMAR

HAVE BEEN/GONE

Complete the sentences with the correct form of have/has been to, have/has gone to or have/has 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. Anna isn’t at home. She the supermarket. She’ll be back soon.
  2. you ever London?
  3. Tom Italy twice. He loved it!
  4. We never a zoo before.
  5. The children aren’t here. They the park with their dad.
  6. Where is Peter? he the library? Is he still there?
  7. I Spain once. I had a great holiday there.
  8. My parents are away. They Paris for the weekend.
  9. Maria that restaurant three times. She says the food is delicious.
  10. Mr Brown isn’t at school today. He the dentist. He’ll return after lunch.

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