Question

1)George isn't in Greece. He has been/gone to Italy. 2) I have never been/gone to Egypt,but I want to go one day.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1) George isn't in Greece. He has gone to Italy.

2) I have never been to Egypt, but I want to go one day.

Объяснение: Have a nice day;))

Answer 2

In both of the sentences you provided, you can use either "been" or "gone," but the meaning may be slightly different:

1. George isn't in Greece. He has been to Italy. This means that George previously visited Italy, but he is not currently there.

   George isn't in Greece. He has gone to Italy. This suggests that George recently left for Italy, and he is not in Greece anymore.

2. I have never been to Egypt, but I want to go one day. In this sentence, "been" is more commonly used. It means you have never visited Egypt in your life.

   I have never gone to Egypt, but I want to go one day. This usage is less common and might imply that you have never gone to Egypt when you had the opportunity or when it was expected, but it still conveys the same basic idea.