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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
I want to know difference between these sentences
I have gone to USA and I been to USA
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"I have gone to USA" means you are still there, in the USA. "I have been to USA" means you were there in the past. Examples: — I wonder, where is he now?
- "I have gone to USA" means you are still there, in the USA.
- "I have been to USA" means you were there in the past.
- Examples: — I wonder, where is he now?
- — He has gone to USA.
- Two years ago.
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"I have gone to USA" means you are still there, in the USA.
"I have been to USA" means you were there in the past.
Examples:
— I wonder, where is he now?
— He has gone to USA. Two years ago.
— In Egypt it is not safe for a young woman to walk freely without a man by her side.
— How do you know that?
— I have been to Egypt, and there I once got into exact
"I have been to USA" means you were there in the past.
Examples:
— I wonder, where is he now?
— He has gone to USA. Two years ago.
— In Egypt it is not safe for a young woman to walk freely without a man by her side.
— How do you know that?
— I have been to Egypt, and there I once got into exact
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The first sentence
I have gone to USA
it means , you're on our way to USA or you're in USA .
I have been to USA
it means , you went to USA in the past . But now you're here , not USA .
I have another example :
Lara has gone to France . ( She's not here , she's on her way or she is in France )
Lara has been to France . (She's here now , b
I have gone to USA
it means , you're on our way to USA or you're in USA .
I have been to USA
it means , you went to USA in the past . But now you're here , not USA .
I have another example :
Lara has gone to France . ( She's not here , she's on her way or she is in France )
Lara has been to France . (She's here now , b
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The first sentence
I have gone to USA
it means , you're on our way to USA or you're in USA .
I have been to USA
it means , you went to USA in the past . But now you're here , not USA .
I have another example :
Lara has gone to France . ( She's not here , she's on her way or she is in France )
Lara has been to France . (She's here now , b
I have gone to USA
it means , you're on our way to USA or you're in USA .
I have been to USA
it means , you went to USA in the past . But now you're here , not USA .
I have another example :
Lara has gone to France . ( She's not here , she's on her way or she is in France )
Lara has been to France . (She's here now , b
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