What does "Gone" mean?

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What does "Gone" mean?

Yulia Alekseeva

13.12.2022 14:50

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Polina Kovalenko · Answer · 2022-12-14T17:31:24.000000Z

"Gone" is the third form of the verb "to go". "To go" means to move towards something. "Gone" is the past form and it is used mainly in Present Perfect, Past Perfect and Future Perfect.

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What does "Gone" mean?

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