Question 11: “Where’s Roberto?” –“He’s gone home” (B). Roberto is not here; he has left to go home.
Question 12: I’ve been to South America three times in my life. (A). The focus is on the experience of having visited South America.
Question 13: ‘I’m sorry, you can’t speak to Erik- He’s gone out for lunch’ (B). Erik is not present; he is out.
Question 14: I left my umbrella here half an hour ago, and now it’s gone! (C). The umbrella is no longer there; it has disappeared.
Question 15: How many times have you been to the supermarket this month? (A). The question asks about the number of visits.
Question 16: He’s been to many places but he’s never been to Danang firework festival. (A). Both parts of the sentence refer to having visited places.
Question 17: Anna was here a minute ago. Where’s she gone? (B). Anna is no longer present; she has left.
Question 18: Teresa is on her way to the station and Marc has gone with her. (D). Marc has left with Teresa.
Question 19: Where have you been? We’ve got to finish this work by 5.30 (A). The question asks about the person's location during a period of time.
Question 20: Have you been to Hanoi? Yes, I went there last month. (D). The question asks about the experience of having visited Hanoi.