I made a note once that the 아/어 있다 construction can be used with 가다 and 오다, but I can't easily find any example sentences. With 가다, would that be written '가 있다' or '가어 있다'? Would it mean that something "Is still away" (having gone)?
asked Jul 13 '16 at 7:46
가 있다 is definitely possible, it can be used to mean that someone has gone somewhere and is still there right now.
Same with 와 있다, it means that someone has arrived here and is here with the speaker right now.
Examples:
엄마는 지금 미국 가 있는데. Mom is in America right now.
저리 가 있어라. Go over there and stay there.
여기 안 와 있는 사람이 누구지? Who's not here right now?
우리 집에 와 있지 그랬어. You should have come and stayed at my house.
Note that 가고 있다 and 오고 있다 is completely different.
