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Razanal Posted 14 years ago
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Hey everyone
can someone explain to me briefly whats the difference between the two sentences "He is gone " and " He went"
both means thats he is not here .
  

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Hi, can someone explain to me briefly whats the difference between the two sentences "He is gone " and " He went" both means thats he is not here . No. "He is gone " He's not here now.

— Clive

  • Hi, can someone explain to me briefly whats the difference between the two sentences "He is gone " and " He went" both means thats he is not here .
  • No.
  • "He is gone " He's not here now.
  • " He went" Just tells us about the past.
  • Maybe he went, and then he came back.
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Hi,

can someone explain to me briefly whats the difference between the two sentences "He is gone " and " He went"
both means thats he is not here .No.

"He is gone " He's not here now.

" He went" Just tells us about t
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Hello ,
your explain is just awesome thank you ,, but i have one more question
this rule just works with the verb "go" or I can say like " I'm thought" like am thinking now
thanks
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Hi,
this rule just works with the verb "go" Yes,. Think of gone' here as an adjective.

or I can say like " I'm thought" like am thinking now No.

Clive
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Got it !! thanks a lot
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