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"I've been to frnce between the dates bla bla and bla bla "
"I was in frnce between the dates bla bla and bla bla "
Wat is the difference between them? plz
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Originally Posted by
unregister
"I've been to frnce between the dates bla bla and bla bla "
"I was in frnce between the dates bla bla and bla bla "
Wat is the difference between them? plz

I have never heard of a place called "frnce". Please post again using full words in all sentences.
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Originally Posted by
unregister;634052I
"I've been to
Fr
ance between the dates
bla bla and bla bla... "
"I was in
Fr
ance between the dates
bla bla and bla bla ..."
W
hat is the difference between them
, please?
plz
Sentence 1 is incorrect.
Sentence 2 is nearly correct, but you don't need the words "the dates".
I was in France between July 12th and July 20th.
I was in France between April and September.
Or you can say:
I was in France from July 12 until July 20th.
You need to use full words in your sentences, and correct capitalisation and punctuation. I have made relevant amendments to your original post, marked in red.
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"I've been to France" cannot be used with a specific time reference. It refers to general experience.
"I was in France" refers to a specific time or event and therefore is correctly used with dates.
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Thank you both.
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