Fill in the gaps with
have/has been (to) or have/has
gone (to).

A: Hi Phil. Your house is really
quiet. Where is everyone?
B: Well, Mum and Dad
1)... my uncle's house and Amy
2) the parade.
A: Oh, 13)the parade lots of times. It's fun. Where's Mark?
B: He 4)the Marina Food Festival on the seafront.
A: Oh, yes. My sister 5)
there several times and she
liked it. Do you want to go
there and get some lunch?
B: Sounds good. Let's go.​

1) This is very kind of you. Thank you for doing it!
2) Alex was not very pleased with our choice of film. He always objects to (objected to) watching thrillers
3) why is Hank Avery here? – Caroline insisted on inviting him. He's her brother.
4) We can ask Jane to make a cake. She is fond of cooking
5) Let's congratulate Mary. She is proud of getting top grades in all her subjects.
6) Who was responsible for clearing up yesterday ? This place looks awful.
7) A traffic jam prevented us from arriving at the airport in time.
8) Is Ann still very unhappy about her new flat? - Not as unhappy as she was. I think she has got used to living there.
9) Kevin is dishonest. Don't even think of lending him money  

I think that the study only English school enough. English a world language. His knowledge of the student enough. Learning English is useful, makes the student well-educated. But it is important to know it well to be able to speak fluently. If we go abroad, we will be able to communicate with many people. English helps broaden their horizons. When the law school, I would like to learn another foreign language. Such as French, it is a beautiful language. I like to listen to French songs. I would like to visit Paris, know the culture and understand the mentality of its inhabitants, but it is possible when I finish school. Now I already have problems with learning a foreign language. Pupils do not have free time to study foreign languages ​​outside school