for or in? has gone or is gone?

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Hi teacher, please help me with these english problems. Thanks a lot.

1. She has gone out, and come back after 1 hour.

She is gone out, and come back in 1 hour.

2. I will be later for 10 minutes. Sorry for cause any inconvenience.

I will be later in 10 minutes. Sorry for cause any inconvenience.

Mister Micawber · Accepted Answer

1. She has gone out, and will be back in 1 hour.
2. I will be 10 minutes late. Sorry for any inconvenience.

Anonymous · Answer

Many thanks for your correction.

Vsuresh · Answer

1. She has gone out and will come back in 1 hour/ after 1 hour.
2. I will be late by 20 minutes. I am sorry for any inconvenience (it has) caused/ it may cause.

Regards · Answer

Hi,

Essentially, I agree with MM's answers.

Here are my suggestions, though:

1. She has gone out [no comma] and will be back in an hour.

2. I will be ten minutes late. Sorry for any inconvenience it may cause.

Regards

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