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Do you say "I have been TO Paris" or "I have been IN Paris"? Both sound almost identical — but they carry completely different meanings, and using the wrong preposition instantly changes what you are communicating. This is one of the most commonly confused grammar points in English, and in this lesson, Ananya breaks it down with absolute ...
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