Having been to / having been in?
I haven't explained myself in the last question. Is it correct to say 'have you ever been to NY?'? Is anything wrong with saying 'have you ever been in NY?'?
Thank you.

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There is not really any big difference between the two, and you could use either one as a question.
There is a slight difference - 'been in' implies that you were there for some time, and 'been to' that you visited only.

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