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have/has been = present perfect of "be": I have been ill for a week (I still am); Tom has been a visitor to English Forums for more than a year; Have you ever been so tired that you slept for 15 hours? have/has gone = present perfect of "go": Sorry! You can't speak with Tom.
- have/has been = present perfect of "be": I have been ill for a week (I still am); Tom has been a visitor to English Forums for more than a year; Have you ever been so tired that you slept for 15 hours?
- have/has gone = present perfect of "go": Sorry!
- You can't speak with Tom.
- He has already gone to work.
- ; We have gone/been to 50 countries, and we plan to visit 50 more.
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have/has been = present perfect of "be": I have been ill for a week (I still am); Tom has been a visitor to English Forums for more than a year; Have you ever been so tired that you slept for 15 hours?
have/has gone = present perfect of "go": Sorry! You can't speak with Tom. He has already gone to work. (He left 10 minutes ago.); Have you ever (one time or more in your life) gone to such
have/has gone = present perfect of "go": Sorry! You can't speak with Tom. He has already gone to work. (He left 10 minutes ago.); Have you ever (one time or more in your life) gone to such
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