She Has Went or She Has Gone? Which One Is Correct
Quick Answer
The correct form is "she has gone."
"Gone" is the past participle of "go." After have/has/had, always use "gone," not "went."
Explanation
The verb "go" is an irregular verb with three forms:
| Base Form | Simple Past | Past Participle |
|---|---|---|
| go | went | gone |
Simple Past: "went"
Used alone (no helping verb)
"She went to the store."
Past Participle: "gone"
Used with have/has/had
"She has gone to the store."
Meaning difference: "She went" = past action. "She has gone" = she left and is still away.
Examples
✔She has gone to the gym.
✔She has gone home for the holidays.
✔My sister has gone to live abroad.
✔She went to the movies last night. (simple past - correct)
✘She has went to the doctor.
✘She has went shopping.
Common Mistake
Incorrect: She has went out with her friends.
Correct: She has gone out with her friends.
Practice
Choose the correct form:
"Where has she _____ (went/gone)? I can't find her anywhere."