Which one is right?
I have been to New York in 2015.
and
I went to New York in 2015.
I think the first one is wrong and the second one is right.
but still, I am not sure if we can use 'in time' in present perfect.
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I have been to New York in 2015.
and
I went to New York in 2015.
I think the first one is wrong and the second one is right.
but still, I am not sure if we can use 'in time' in present perfect.
I have been to New York = I went to New York and returned after a short time.
I went to New York = I went to New York. I may or may not have stayed there.
“In” can be used with any time. For example “I plan to go to New York in 2025 at the latest”.