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To/ into

To: we say :go / come/ travel (etc.) to a place

- go to France

- be sent to prison

- go to bed

We can say :go home/ get home (without a preposition)

- I'm tired. Let's go home.

Been to: I have been to (a place ) means I have visited a place.

- I have been to Tunisia four times

Into: Go into/ come into means enter a room or a building etc.

I opened the door and went into the show room.

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1. What time did you get tobeen tointoI don't know the party?

2. Don't stay outside! Come tointobeen toI don't know the house.

3. A butterfly flew tobeen tointoI don't know the room through the window.

4. He has just tointobeen toI don't know the bank.

5. I'm walking been totointoI don't know work.

6. The man I was waiting for ran been totointoI don't know the shop.

7. Have you ever been tointotoI don't know NYC?

8. Tom usually goes been tointotoI don't know work by train.

9. Ann has never been totointoI don't know a football match in her life.

10. How did you go tobeen tointoI don't know Paris?