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Hancycruze Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

Difference between he is gone and he has gone

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00Regards,02br
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0 00You asked this question last week 05000 and clive answered you. 00 040pid200152
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0Dear Hancycruze,02br
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00It is my opinion that «he has gone» is standard modern English and «he is gone» is archaic English. We may however say that «gone» is sometimes an adjective, for example:- «my bag's gone».02br
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00Kind regards, 05002br
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