Is there some difference between "have been to" and "have gone to"?
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Actually, they are not the same. 'Have been to' means someone went somewhere and then returned (without specifying dates or times) ex: 'I have been to New York' . 'Have gone to' means someone went to a place and is still there. ex:' They have gone to New York'.
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They both have the same meaning.
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Nope, same exact thing.
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Agree with JacquiD. They are different.
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