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Cat navy 425 Posted 7 years ago
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Question about sentences

Dear all,

Please see the following questions and answers. In the answer of first question "have been to" is used. But in the answer of second question "have been in" is used. Kindly tell me difference between the two usages.

1) Que: Where have you been?

Ans: I have been to London.( I came back from London)

2) Que: Where have you been?

Ans: I have been there in the park.(I came back from the park)


Thank you.

  

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cat navy 425 Dear all, Please see the following questions and answers. In the answer of the first question "have been to" is use d, b ut in the answer of the second question "have been in" is used. Kindly tell me the difference between the two usages.

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  • cat navy 425 Dear all, Please see the following questions and answers.
  • In the answer of the first question "have been to" is use d, b ut in the answer of the second question "have been in" is used.
  • Kindly tell me the difference between the two usages.
  • They’re used in two different contexts.
  • The first is about life experience .
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cat navy 425

Dear all,

Please see the following questions and answers. In the answer of the first question "have been to" is used, but in the answer of the second question "have been in" is used

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