Поставьте глаголы 'to be' или 'to go' в the Present Perfect Tense.
1. She to Paris. I think she’s working there for a few months. 2. We there many times. 3. They on vacation. They should return next week. 4. You look tanned! you on holiday? 5. She’s not home right now. She shopping. 6. He knows the city well. He there many times. 7. She’s not here. She to the dentist. 8. They to the cinema. They won’t be back until later.

1. She has been to Paris. I think she’s working there for a few months.
This sentence describes an action that happened in the past (she went to Paris), but the focus is on the present result of that action (she is currently working there). We use the present perfect tense to connect the past action with the present situation.

2. We have been there many times.
This sentence describes an action that happened in the past (we went there), but the focus is on the present experience of having been there multiple times. Again, we use the present perfect tense to connect the past actions with the present experience.

3. They have been on vacation. They should return next week.
This sentence describes an action that started in the past (they went on vacation) and is still ongoing, as they are expected to return next week. We use the present perfect tense to indicate an action that started in the past and is either still happening or has just finished.

4. You look tanned! Have you been on holiday?
This sentence describes a result in the present (you look tanned), and we use the present perfect tense to connect it to a past action of going on holiday.

5. She’s not home right now. She has been shopping.
This sentence describes an action that started in the past (she went shopping) and is still ongoing, explaining her absence from home at the present moment. We use the present perfect tense to indicate an action that started in the past and is either still happening or has just finished.

6. He knows the city well. He has been there many times.
This sentence emphasizes the present result of his past actions of going to the city multiple times. We use the present perfect tense to connect the past actions with the present result.

7. She’s not here. She has gone to the dentist.
This sentence describes an action that started in the past (she went to the dentist) and is still ongoing, as she is not present. We use the present perfect tense to indicate an action that started in the past and is either still happening or has just finished.

8. They have gone to the cinema. They won’t be back until later.
This sentence describes an action that started in the past (they went to the cinema) and is still ongoing, as they are not yet back. We use the present perfect tense to indicate an action that started in the past and is either still happening or has just finished.