word order

[Antonella25]

Hi!
I have the sentence:'I've been at the Town Hall to see Monica's show'.
Is this order correct?
Or should I say 'I've been to see Monica's show at the Town Hall '.

[Beeesneees]

Both are correct. Which is most important: where you have been or what you have been doing?
The first emphasises where you've been, the second emphasises what you have been doing.
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