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Which of these 12 countries have
you been to?


I have been to France twice. The first time was
when I was 11 and the second time was 6 years
ago. I have never been to America, but I want to
visit my friends. I haven’t been to India or Brazil
yet. I have been to Canada. I lived in Canada for two
and a half years. I have also been to Spain twice. I
went last February for one week and also one week in
2008. I’ve never been to Japan or Italy. I am going to
Germany in the summer with my sister for one week.
The country I want to go to but haven’t been to is
Poland and I hope to go very soon!


I have been to France twice. The first time was
when I was 11 and the second time was 6 years ago. I
have never been to America, but I want to visit my
friends. I haven’t been to India or Brazil yet. I have
been to Canada. I lived in Canada for two and a half years. I
have also been to Spain twice. I went last February for
one week and also one week in 2008. I’ve never
been to China, Japan or Italy. I am going to Germany in
The summer with my sister for one week. The country I
want to go to but haven’t been to is Poland and I
hope to go very soon!


I have been to France twice. The first time was

when I was 11 and the second time was 6 years
ago. I have never been to America, but I want to
visit my friends. I haven’t been to India or Brazil
yet. I have been to Canada. I lived in Canada for
two and a half years. I have also been to Spain
twice. I went last February for one week and also
one week in 2008. I’ve never been to China, Japan
or Italy. I am going to Germany in the summer with
my sister for one week. The country I want to go to
but haven’t been to is Poland and I hope to go very
soon!


Present Perfect
Positive
I
You
We
they

have

negative

haven’t

He
She
It

been to France

has

hasn’t


Present Perfect
Question
Have

Has

I
You
We
they
He
She
It

been to
France?


Present perfect - experience
To talk about
experiences at
some time in
our lives

Time from the past until now
past

‘when’ is
not
important

now

Form = has/have + past participle


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played
tennis?
been to
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eaten
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