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Fattyshank Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Be vs have+V3

Hello

I think there's no difference between sentences "I'm gone away" and "I have gone away" if we talk about the meaning of it but however I'm not quite sure.

Thanks.
  

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You have gone away then the result of that action is that you are gone away. It's as simple as that. 'I have gone away' means action of having gone away.

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  • You have gone away then the result of that action is that you are gone away.
  • It's as simple as that.
  • 'I have gone away' means action of having gone away.
  • 'I'm gone away' denotes the fact that I'm not here and gives information about me - "I'm elsewhere".
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You have gone away then the result of that action is that you are gone away. It's as simple as that.

'I have gone away' means action of having gone away.

'I'm gone away' denotes the fact that I'm not here and gives information about me - "I'm elsewhere".
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Thank you, but I still don't still see the difference. Okay, here's the situation: I came into the house and saw that my mother is absent. So, what'd be more correct: "Oh, my mother is gone" or "My mother has gone"?

Thanks again.
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