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Titiwangsa Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Where has it gone?
When you drop down something and can't find it.
Where has it gone?
Where has it been?
Where is it?
Which is sounds naturally?
Where has it gone?
Where has it been?
Where is it?
Which is sounds naturally?
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" all work well. " has a slightly more formal sound to it. " because you don't care where it was before, you want to know where it is now.
- " all work well.
- " has a slightly more formal sound to it.
- " because you don't care where it was before, you want to know where it is now.
- So you care where it has gone (and presumably still is), or where it went (ditto) or just where it is.
- You ask about where something has been, usually a person, when they've returned and you want to know where they were.
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"Where is it?" or "Where has it gone?" or "Where did it go?" all work well. "Where has it gone?" has a slightly more formal sound to it.
I wouldn't say "Where has it been?" because you don't care where it was before, you want to know where it is now. So you care where it has gone (and presumably still is), or where it went (ditto) or just where it is.
You ask about where somethin
I wouldn't say "Where has it been?" because you don't care where it was before, you want to know where it is now. So you care where it has gone (and presumably still is), or where it went (ditto) or just where it is.
You ask about where somethin
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