Complete the sentences with has/have gone or has/have been in the appropriate form.
I don't know where he ... . Perhaps he is at the university.
I feel much better now. My toothache ... .
I ... never ... to America.
James ... to the cinema three times this week.
Jane's not here. She ... to her father's for the weekend.
... you ... abroad this year?
Where ... the dog ... ?

Correct answers:

• I don't know where he has gone. Perhaps he is at the university.
• I feel much better now. My toothache has gone.
• I have never been to America.
• James has been to the cinema three times this week.
• Jane's not here. She has gone to her father's for the weekend.
• Have you been abroad this year?
• Where has the dog gone?

Has/have been means someone visited a place and came back. Has/have gone means someone went somewhere and is still there or on the way.

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