what is the difference between have been to and have been in?
I've been to Paris means the same as I've been in Paris?
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If you are talking about a previous trip you would say "I've been to Paris". If you are currently in Paris & someone asks how long you have been there you would say "I've been in Paris for two weeks". So I guess it's a matter of present tense vs past tense.
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