Examples of 'did go there' in a sentence
Meaning of "did go there"
did go there - This phrase acknowledges that the speaker or someone else went to a specific location or place in the past. It is often used to confirm or clarify a previous action or event
How to use "did go there" in a sentence
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did go there
I did go there with my husband one time.
The Muslims did go there to PRAY.
I did go there after the wall came down.
But he did get the invitation, so she did go there.
Although he did go there more often recently.
Many of his comrades from the self-defence did go there.
I see you did go there after all.
While the setting is important, it is a restaurant, so we did go there to eat.
He did go there with this girl.
Alibi checks out. He did go there that night.
I did go there one day to talk to them about his behaviour.
Oddly enough, my husband did go there and he was not dragged in.
I did go there after the wall came down to find out.
Yes, the author did go there.
He did go there that night.
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What 's so weird about me going to the grocery store? I did go there.
You did go there.
Silk Cut, like his mum said . He did go there that night.
I did go there.
As if. You did go there.
I did go there because I was angry.
You scared me . Why did go there without telling me?
I did go there after the wall came down to find out… what happened to them.
Go fast . I did go there.
You did go there that night!
And Moses did go there and back.
Why did go there without telling me?
Actually I did go there to steal a few smileys.
He did go there.
So Scott did go there the night that he was killed.
So, you did go there to steal the money.
But you did go there for awhile, right?
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