have / has been (to) or have / has gone (to)
Fill in the gaps with have / has been (to) or have / has gone (to).
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Present continuous 1
Fill in with present continuous.
Opening a Bank Account
Hello. Welcome to the Bank of Chicago. How can I help you?Yes. I would like to open a bank account.Okay. Would you like a savings account or a checking account?I think a checking account if I can.We can see if you qualify.Okay. But first I’d like to know what is included with a checking account.A…
Plural forms 2
Put in the correct form of the plural.
Subject pronouns
Write he, she, it, we, you or they.
Articles: a or an
add “a” or “an”.