Very Stupid Question

English as a Second Language English for Beginners
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Hello, I’m a new user!
I found this forum on google several time, but i’ve never registered on this(is it a correct phrase? I’m not sure).
So, i know that my English isn’t good but i have a stupid question.

“I have been in/to Brighton” ?
I have to use In or To? I can use both proposition? Are there differences?

Thank you, anyway!
:smiley:

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Welcome to the forums Lyon.

You would usually use ‘I have been to Brighton’
You can use ‘in’ if you mention a more specific place in Brighton.
I have been in Brighton’s Royal Pavilion.