Do these have the same meaning? Or what's the difference between them?
You'll never guess where I am.
You'll never guess where I've been.
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The difference is just tense. The first is in the present. The second relates to sometime in the past.
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"You'll never guess where I am" is the present tense, where you are now
"You'll never guess where I've been" is the past, where you were
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