Question

5) Fill in the blanks with correct verbs.
Where.... you......?(have been/were been)
it. Thad............a lot of money at 13.(was/had)
iii. He never..........back here after his retirement.(came/returned)​

Answer 1

Where have you been?

They had a lot of money at 13/ That was a lot of money at 13

He never came back here after his retirement

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Answer 2

Where have you been?

Thad had a lot of money at 13.

He never came back here after his retirement.

Explanation:

• English has so many words with specific meanings.

• We need to use these words correctly to express exactly what we want to.

• In the first sentence, the speaker is trying to know where was the subject all the time before.

• So the verb needs to be in a present participle form to express the continuous manner of the event.

• So the verb have been is most appropriate.

• The second sentence refers to some person Thad who was very rich at the age of 13.

• It means he is older now.

• So the simple past of the verb has would do the work.

• The last sentence gives option between came and returned.

• In the sentence, the word back is already mentioned.

• So came back would be more appropriate because return means coming back and the word back twice won't make much good.

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