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Been or Gone QuizOnline version Test your knowledge on the usage of 'been' and 'gone' in English! by MARTHA EDITH TORRES GOMEZ 1 What does 'been' imply about the subject's return? a 'Been' means the subject is still away. b 'Been' is used for past actions only. c 'Been' indicates a future trip. d 'Been' suggests the subject has returned. 2 When is 'gone' typically used? a 'Gone' suggests a past visit. b 'Gone' is used for completed actions. c 'Gone' is used when the subject has not returned. d 'Gone' indicates a permanent departure. 3 Which sentence correctly uses 'been'? a I will been to Paris twice. b I have been to Paris twice. c I have gone to Paris twice. d I am been to Paris twice. 4 Which sentence correctly uses 'gone'? a She has been to the store. b She has gone to the store. c She is gone to the store. d She will gone to the store. 5 What is the past participle of 'go'? a 'Been'. b 'Gone'. c 'Goen'. d 'Goes'. 6 How do 'been' and 'gone' differ in meaning? a 'Been' indicates a completed visit, while 'gone' indicates absence. b 'Been' is for future actions, 'gone' for past. c They mean the same thing. d 'Been' is used for temporary stays, 'gone' for permanent. 7 Which of the following is an example of 'gone'? a He has been home for the holidays. b He is gone home for the holidays. c He has gone home for the holidays. d He will gone home for the holidays. 8 In which context would you use 'been'? a When planning a future trip. b When someone has never visited. c When someone is currently away. d When discussing a completed trip. 9 Choose the correct form: 'I have ___ to the concert.' a 'Gone'. b 'Been'. c 'Go'. d 'Going'. 10 Which phrase indicates the subject is still away? a 'Has been'. b 'Is been'. c 'Will go'. d 'Has gone'.

Been or Gone QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge on the usage of 'been' and 'gone' in English!

by MARTHA EDITH TORRES GOMEZ

What does 'been' imply about the subject's return?

'Been' means the subject is still away.

'Been' is used for past actions only.

'Been' indicates a future trip.

'Been' suggests the subject has returned.

When is 'gone' typically used?

'Gone' suggests a past visit.

'Gone' is used for completed actions.

'Gone' is used when the subject has not returned.

'Gone' indicates a permanent departure.

Which sentence correctly uses 'been'?

I will been to Paris twice.

I have been to Paris twice.

I have gone to Paris twice.

I am been to Paris twice.

Which sentence correctly uses 'gone'?

She has been to the store.

She has gone to the store.

She is gone to the store.

She will gone to the store.

What is the past participle of 'go'?

'Been'.

'Gone'.

'Goen'.

'Goes'.

How do 'been' and 'gone' differ in meaning?

'Been' indicates a completed visit, while 'gone' indicates absence.

'Been' is for future actions, 'gone' for past.

They mean the same thing.

'Been' is used for temporary stays, 'gone' for permanent.

Which of the following is an example of 'gone'?

He has been home for the holidays.

He is gone home for the holidays.

He has gone home for the holidays.

He will gone home for the holidays.

In which context would you use 'been'?

When planning a future trip.

When someone has never visited.

When someone is currently away.

When discussing a completed trip.

Choose the correct form: 'I have ___ to the concert.'

'Gone'.

'Been'.

'Go'.

'Going'.

Which phrase indicates the subject is still away?

'Has been'.

'Is been'.

'Will go'.

'Has gone'.

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Been or Gone QuizOnline version

by MARTHA EDITH TORRES GOMEZ

What does 'been' imply about the subject's return?

When is 'gone' typically used?

Which sentence correctly uses 'been'?

Which sentence correctly uses 'gone'?

What is the past participle of 'go'?

How do 'been' and 'gone' differ in meaning?

Which of the following is an example of 'gone'?

In which context would you use 'been'?

Choose the correct form: 'I have ___ to the concert.'

Which phrase indicates the subject is still away?