3 years ago

Write the sentence, using 'have (has) been'/'have (has) gone'.

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You could also say: “I was in Poland for a year” (That is more natural English)

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If you want to incorporate 'for a year", you would need to say 'I have been in Poland for a year.'

But as 'been to' suggests just a visit and not a long stay, you may want to use "I had gone to Poland a year ago.'

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