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What is the difference between have you been to US? and Have you been in US? ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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Both are OK, with no big difference in meaning. But you need “_the_ US” — the definite article is mandatory.
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You need the word “the”. Have you been to the US?
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@kikey_ 不客气；you’re welcome!
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