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change the sentences using have been/ has gone to:
1) My friend is still in London.
2) Mike went to the Crimea, but he is in Moscow.
3) Susan is at the holiday camp.
4) Tom is still at the station.
5) She was at school, but she is at home now.
6) Yury is away. He is in Volgograd.
7) Mary was in Pskov last summer.
8) My parents are in the country.
9) Jim is away. He is in Liverpool.
10) We were in Tula yesterday.
Certainly! When changing sentences to use "have been" or "has gone to," it's important to consider the context of each situation. "Have been" is used when someone has visited a location in the past and has returned, while "has gone to" indicates that the person is currently at that location. Here's how you could rewrite the sentences based on these points:
1) My friend has gone to London. (He is still there.) 2) Mike has gone to the Crimea and has been to Moscow. (He went to Crimea and is now in Moscow.) 3) Susan has gone to the holiday camp. (She is still there.) 4) Tom has gone to the station. (He is still there.) 5) She has been to school and has gone home. (She went to school and is now at home.) 6) Yury has gone to Volgograd. (He is currently there.) 7) Mary has been to Pskov. (She was there last summer but is no longer there.) 8) My parents have gone to the country. (They are currently there.) 9) Jim has gone to Liverpool. (He is currently there.) 10) We have been to Tula. (We were there yesterday but are not there now.)
These changes reflect whether the individuals are still at the location mentioned or were there in the past and have since moved to another location or returned.
1) My friend has been in London. 2) Mike has gone to the Crimea, but he is in Moscow. 3) Susan has been at the holiday camp. 4) Tom has been at the station. 5) She has gone from school, but she is at home now. 6) Yury has gone away. He is in Volgograd. 7) Mary has been in Pskov last summer. 8) My parents have been in the country. 9) Jim has gone away. He is in Liverpool. 10) We have been in Tula yesterday.
1) My friend has been in London.
2) Mike has gone to the Crimea, but he is in Moscow now.
3) Susan has gone to the holiday camp.
4) Tom has been at the station.
5) She has gone from school to home now.
6) Yury has gone away. He is in Volgograd.
7) Mary has been in Pskov last summer.
8) My parents have been in the country.
9) Jim has gone away. He is in Liverpool.
10) We have been in Tula yesterday.
