Fill the gaps with either been or gone. 1. Have you ever ......to Thailand? 2. I can't find my stapler. It's 3. A: Hello. Is Monica there? B: No, she isn't. She's .. out. 4. Have you to the post office yet? 5. I'm so upset. The cat's missing. 6. The cat's .. missing for two days. 7. Kitty! Where have you ? 8. When I woke up, my money and my mobile were 9. How long has it since you were last in Madrid? 10. It's time to party. My parents have .. away for the weekend. 11. Blast! I've and left my gloves in the library. 12. Mary! Why have you all red? 13. I'm knackered. I've in a meeting all morning. 14. I've - to Carboneras, Las Negras and San José. 15. A: I haven't seen Miguel for ages. B: He's .. to Lisbon for a year on a student exchange scheme. He won't be back until Christmas. 16. When I got out of the river, all my clothes were .. 2. Put "been" or "gone" into the gaps. 1. Robert is not here. He has to work. 2. The office is empty. Everybody has home. 3. It is good to see you again. Where have you 4. My brother has to America four times. 5. Sorry, you can't speak to Anna. She has to a party. 6. Mary's hair looks nice. She has just to the hairdresser's. 7. Peter has to New Zealand and he is staying there. 8. Have you ever to Mount Aoraki? It's breathtaking! 9. I have to Rio three times. 10. My sister is not at home at the moment. She has shopping. 11. Can you tell me the way to Nelson? I have ne there before. 12. You are late. Where have you ? 13. You look well. Have you _ on holiday somewhere? 14. Mum will be home soon. She has to the supermarket. 15. They have _ in London for ten days, but now have returned home. 16. Gerard won't come with us to the party. He has to Paris for the weekend.

Here are the completed sentences with "been" or "gone":

1. Have you ever gone to Thailand?
2. I can't find my stapler. It's gone.
3. A: Hello. Is Monica there?
   B: No, she isn't. She's gone out.
4. Have you been to the post office yet?
5. I'm so upset. The cat's gone missing.
6. The cat's been missing for two days.
7. Kitty! Where have you been?
8. When I woke up, my money and my mobile were gone.
9. How long has it been since you were last in Madrid?
10. It's time to party. My parents have gone away for the weekend.
11. Blast! I've gone and left my gloves in the library.
12. Mary! Why have you gone all red?
13. I'm knackered. I've been in a meeting all morning.
14. I've been to Carboneras, Las Negras and San José.
15. A: I haven't seen Miguel for ages.
    B: He's gone to Lisbon for a year on a student exchange scheme. He won't be back until Christmas.
16. When I got out of the river, all my clothes were gone.

1. Robert is not here. He has gone to work.
2. The office is empty. Everybody has gone home.
3. It is good to see you again. Where have you been?
4. My brother has been to America four times.
5. Sorry, you can't speak to Anna. She has gone to a party.
6. Mary's hair looks nice. She has just been to the hairdresser's.
7. Peter has gone to New Zealand and he is staying there.
8. Have you ever been to Mount Aoraki? It's breathtaking!
9. I have been to Rio three times.
10. My sister is not at home at the moment. She has gone shopping.
11. Can you tell me the way to Nelson? I have never been there before.
12. You are late. Where have you been?
13. You look well. Have you been on holiday somewhere?
14. Mum will be home soon. She has gone to the supermarket.
15. They have been in London for ten days, but now have returned home.
16. Gerard won't come with us to the party. He has gone to Paris for the weekend.