[答疑解惑] Your mommy's gone里这个's是什么的缩写？

—般都应该是is gone, gone 这里是形容词

When someone is gone, they have left the place where you are and are no longer there.

还真是很认真呀，感觉是is gone

直觉上是is。楼上各位有很学术的回复啊

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is 或was,  表示走了，小孩子说可能是is

我的直觉是has

is gone 和 has gone表达的意思都是离开了，我觉得从语法上来说前面强调状态，后面强调完成了。我个人感觉用has读起来更加顺。。

可以google一下区别，我看到比较多的说法是两者在含义上没有多少区别，但是好几个解答里边看到说：
is gone表示一种离开的状态，也许你不知道他去了哪里，也许是永远的离开，也许很难再找到他了。
has gone表示他不在这里，可能你知道他去了哪里，可能也很容易找到他，可能他很快就会回来的。

如：http://www.englishforums.com/English/DifferenceBetweenGoneGone/cgmjl/post.htm 里说的：
he is gone: means separation or farewell, he may not come back again or it is hard to find him
he has gone: means he is not here, but you may get him easily
和http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100304214813AAPH6vx里说的：
The verb in "He has gone" is the present perfect, "has gone." In "He is gone," "gone" is a participial adjective, like "bored," "excited," "married." These adjectives come from verbs.

By themselves, they both mean pretty much the same thing: He is not here. But if you want to add to the sentence, you don't have your choice of which to use. Example: He has gone to Hawaii. He went there last year. The present perfect expresses unfinished time--he has gone to Hawaii at some time in his life.
If you expect him to be in a room and you discover that he isn't, you can say, "He is gone."

我觉得是has

不认真不行啊，我本来直接念“'s gone”，不打算解释什么的，孩子自己特清楚的念了个“is gone”。我一下子就反应出在哪里见过这个说法是说去世了，赶紧纠正他，这个's是has的缩写，不是is的缩写。可是后来越想心里越没底，所以问问，看来这个不起眼的小问题还是有点小争议的

口语中经常用到be gone,  就是走了，离开了。在有的语境中是离世的意思。需要的是具体的语境，具体分析。更符合语法规范的是has gone。
类似的还有is done/finished

直觉是was，再想想应该是has。再等权威说法！

一起呼唤权威给个斩钉截铁的说法{:soso_e130:}

直觉是 has gone

学习了，问了问孩子