Have you ever been to/in New York?
http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=2603478&langid=22
Hi,
I'd like to know the correct sentence:
1 Have you ever been to New York?
2 Have you ever been in New York?
I am not sure, but in my opinion the use with to is better.
Many thanks in advance!
Hi Loob,
you have explained very well:
In "been to", been actually has the meaning 'gone', 'travelled' etc - it always implies movement.
I've been to London three times = I've visited London three times
In "been in", been has the normal meaning of the verb to be: location, state etc
I've been in London for a long time.
Thanks a lot!
you have explained very well:
In "been to", been actually has the meaning 'gone', 'travelled' etc - it always implies movement.
I've been to London three times = I've visited London three times
In "been in", been has the normal meaning of the verb to be: location, state etc
I've been in London for a long time.
Thanks a lot!
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