Exercise 14. Complete the sentences with gone to or been to/in.

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Been in/been to/gone to

Exercise 13. Fill the blanks with yet or any longer/any more.

Exercise 12. Put the correct word in brackets in the correct place in the sentence.

Example: My father is a young man. (any more/no longer)

My father is no longer a young man.

1. They don't live here. (any longer/no longer)

2. My sister isn't a young child, (any more/no longer)

3. Many rivers are safe to swim in nowadays, (any longer/no longer)

4. Thanks for help. I won't trouble you. (any more/no longer)

5. There is a large shipbuilding industry in Britain. (any more/no longer)

1. We aren't ready to start _. Let's wait a little longer.

2. You mustn't leave _. The party is only just beginning.

3. I've waited long enough. I'm not going to wait _.

4. I used to eat a large breakfast but I don't _.

5. Henry sent the telegram two weeks ago but they haven't received it _.

1. Mr Bloggs isn't in his office at the moment. He had gone to the dentist's. (= He hasn't come back yet.)

2. Mr Bloggs is at the dentist's now. He has been in the dentist's surgery for half an hour already. (= He is still there.)

3. Mr Bloggs is back now. He has been to the dentist's. (= He's come back.)

1. We have _ London for half a year already and we like the city very much.

2. The Smiths have _ Germany for years now. They like it there.

3. John has _ Oxford in his car. He is staying the night with friends.

4. The Hunts have _ Greece to live. I'm sure they'll be happier there.

5. Hello! I've just _the shops. Look! I've bought lots of things.