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(This is asking, have you gone to Sao Paulo before?)

I want to go back to Sao Paulo, Brazil one day.Present tenseīeen is used as the past participle of GO when somebody has gone somewhere and come back. BEENīeen is the past participle of the verb TO BE. The verb TO GO can also be used in the perfect tense with BEEN. Does anybody need anything?”ĭerrick: “We need milk but I went to the store an hour ago and they are sold out.”ĭylan: “Has Dennis gone yet? We need more rice.” Learn more about singular and plural nouns at my post: Singular and Plural nouns – 50 examples (worksheet PDF)ĭennis: “I’m gonna go to the store. it doesn’t take an article and it doesn’t have a plural form. If we talked about chicken as meat, it is not countable. My grandfather had 9 chicken s on his farm.– We can count chickens, they have a plural form and must be used with an article when we talk about a single chicken. An animal is a countable noun but its meat is not. *In this sentence, the nouns alligator and whale are talking about the animal’s meat, not the animal itself. I ate alligator in Sao Paulo Brazil, but I HAVE never eaten whale. The Present perfect tense uses the past participle with the auxiliary (helper) verb HAS/HAVE. The Past participle is used with the Present perfect tense. (This is the past participle of the verb TO EAT.) Present tense We will start with a common example that you’ve probably heard before, eaten. Let me explain the past participle English grammar with some other verbs and more examples. A simple trick to using Past participle correctly.