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have been vs have gone.



 
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A lot of money: singular or plural? | give on v. give onto
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have been vs have gone. #1 (permalink) Mon Oct 06, 2008 16:49 pm   have been vs have gone.		  
Hello,

In these two sentences, which one is correct, and could you explain about it?

I have been to Paris. I went there in July.

I have gone to Paris. I went there in July.

Many thanks.
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have been vs have gone. #2 (permalink) Mon Oct 06, 2008 16:59 pm   have been vs have gone.		  
Who'll start the ball rolling...? :lol:
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