might have/had

[fugitivemind]

which one is correct?

1) They might have gone/been to canada.
2) They might had gone/been to canada.

 

[bhaisahab]

which one is correct?

1) They might have gone/been to Canada.
2) They might had gone/been to Canada.

1) is correct.

 

[fugitivemind]

1) is correct.

appreciate you sir,
and that means we can not use "model verb + had + past participle".

 

[bhaisahab]

appreciate you sir,
and that means we can not use "model verb + had + past participle".

Yes, that's right. Also, we can't use "modal + to infinitive".

 

[fugitivemind]

Yes, that's right. Also, we can't use "modal + to infinitive".

sir actually does above both words (gone/been) for the 1st sentence make same sense of the statement or it makes a different sense?

 

[fugitivemind]

i mean, is it OK to use either of these word to complete a sentence.

 

[5jj]

He might have gone to Canada = It is possible that he left this place, and that he is on his way to, or is actually in, Canada.
He might have been to Canada = It is possible that he went to, and left, Canada at some time in the past; he is not there now.