Question

I. Complete the sentences with been or gone.

1. 'Where's Maria?' 'She's____________to the supermarket.'

2. Jake has________to the shops. Look at all the CDs he has bought.

3. Are you going to the Picasso exhibition in London? I've already_____to it. It was fantastic.

4.Tom has________to Jim's for lunch. He'll be back about two.

5. I want to speak to Jill. Has she_____ yet? No, she's still here.

II. Chose for or since.

1. My grandparents have been married for / since 40 years.

2.It hasn't snowed here for / since 1998.

3.He's had a girlfriend for / since last summer.

4.They've been angaged for / since twelve years.

5.I've been in love with Briteny for / since I was twelve years old.

6. You haven't phoned me for / since ages.

Answer 1

1. 'Where's Maria?' 'She's__gone__________to the supermarket.'

2. Jake has___been_____to the shops. Look at all the CDs he has bought.

3. Are you going to the Picasso exhibition in London? I've already_gone____to it. It was fantastic.

4.Tom has__been______to Jim's for lunch. He'll be back about two.

5. I want to speak to Jill. Has she_been____ yet? No, she's still here.

 

II. Chose for or since.

1. My grandparents have been married since 40 years.

2.It hasn't snowed here since 1998.

3.He's had a girlfriend for last summer.

4.They've been angaged for twelve years.

5.I've been in love with Briteny since I was twelve years old.

6. You haven't phoned me for ages.

 

Answer 2

1. 'Where's Maria?' 'She's going to the supermarket.'

2. Jake has gone to the shops. Look at all the CDs he has bought.

3. Are you going to the Picasso exhibition in London? I've already gone to it. It was fantastic.

4.Tom has gone to Jim's for lunch. He'll be back about two.

5. I want to speak to Jill. Has she gone yet? No, she's still here.

 

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