English, asked by kamnakamnasingh2241, 1 year ago

The difference between have gone to Mumbai to have been to Mumbai

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Answered by srajdeep617

'have gone to Mumbai ' means 'going to Mumbai' in past tense. In other words, person X is on way to Mumbai or has reached by the time.

'have been to Mumbai' means that person X went to Mumbai a while ago and he is back. By the time the sentence is spoken, the person has already returned

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