VocabularyConfusing WordsBeen to/Gone to – Free Exercise Been to/Gone to – Free Exercise display incorrect answers Exercises Decide which option is best in the sentences. You’ve missed Tina — she has just gonebeen to the bank.Tina is still at the bank → gone I’ve never gonebeen to Mexico.signal word never → been He’s already gonebeen for lunch, call back later.He is still at lunch → gone We’ve gonebeen to China before but we’ve never gonebeen to Vietnam.1. talks about completed visits → been|2. signal word never → been Have you gonebeen to the new restaurant in town yet?talks about a possible completed visit, the speakers are not at the restaurant at the moment of speaking → been Patrick isn’t here, he’s gonebeen to work.Patrick is still at work → gone Liv has never gonebeen to the beach before.signal word never → been Chris has gonebeen to work so he will miss the party tonight.Chris is still at work or on his way there → gone I can’t believe Sean has gonebeen on holiday without giving notice, his boss is furious!Sean is still on holiday → gone Where have you gonebeen ? You’re half an hour late!talks about a completed visit, the second person has returned → been Exercises Improve your English with Lingolia. Each grammar topic comes with one free exercise where you can review the basics, as well as many more Lingolia Plus exercises where you can practise according to your level. Check your understanding by hovering over the info bubbles for simple explanations and handy tips. Been to/Gone to – Free Exercise Exercises – Confusing Words B1