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BEEN OR GONE?

Karla Hernández

Created on November 7, 2020

Difference in the use of the participle forms been and gone

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BEEN OR GONE?

LET'S START!

Confusing English verbs

Been and gone are English verbs that have a similar meaning and sometimes it's hard to know which is the right one to use

BEEN AND GONE

Are the participle forms of the verbs 'to be' and 'to go'

TO BE

TO GO

BEEN

GONE

  • Is used to explain actions that require 2 directions
  • Is used to tell us that the movement of the action is in one direction

how are they used?

  • She has been to school
  • She has gone to school

This is easier to explain when talking about holidays

GONE

Where's Emma? I haven't seen her for a while She is not here. She has gone to Costa Rica

BEEN

Jack has been to Budapest three times

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He is on holiday at the moment. He has ________ to London

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You are late. Where have you _______?

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We have _________ to Athens before, we might go again this summer

Let's check it together…

Do you know where the teacher is? I think he has ________ to the office

sEE YOU IN CLASS!