Complete the sentences with has/have gone or has/have been in the appropriate form.
I don't know where he ... . Perhaps he is at the university.
I feel much better now. My toothache ... .
I ... never ... to America.
James ... to the cinema three times this week.
Jane's not here. She ... to her father's for the weekend.
... you ... abroad this year?
Where ... the dog ... ?

-  Is it is necessary to know Ukrainian? 
- Certainly, it is necessary. Each Ukrainian has to know the native language.
- I can't disagree with it, and not only the Ukrainian 
- Do you mean that someone except Ukrainians has to know Ukrainian?
 - Yes. Many foreigners choose Ukrainian for studying.
-  Interestingly why? 
 -  Because Ukrainian speech is very beautiful and harmonious
-  You are definitely right.
- And also Ukraine is proud of the national writers
 - Can you name some of them?
 - There is a lot of them. The best known is Taras Shevchenko, Lesya Ukrainka, Iván Franco
- We have to be proud of our country, for that that it is the homeland of such well-known and talented people.

1.It was Jane who told me a secret. 2. It is the Vyatka that stretches across Kirov region. 3. It is Smirnov who bullies small children. 4. It was Sergey Mikhalkov who wrote the modern hymn of Russia. 5. It was we who have been learning this song for two days.  6. It was the students who were happy during the visit to Sydney. 7. It is the Englishmen are famous for afternoon tea. 8. It was she who liked to listen to Katyusha when she was a child. 9. It was in 1945 that patriotic songs were so popular. 10. It was after the Olympic performance that Julia Lipnitskaia became so popular.