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Discover Ludwig"I went close" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a physical action of moving towards something or someone. Example: I went close to the edge of the cliff to get a better view of the ocean.
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But I went close.
"When I went close to him, I could see that he was dead," Khan said.
I went close twice with Derry, my last club, and hoped to go one better.
"When we got into the stadium, Phil and I went close to the field, and the tears started coming," Mrs. Wentz said, choking up.
"I went close with a lot of putts but I've been in that scenario a few times before and just tried to stay patient," explained the Northern Irishman.
"I went close to the dam first and I could feel it sucking me in," he said.
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I went closer and she saw me.
I went closer to look at their construction.
I went closer and realised it was dead: the third carcass I had seen on my first day in the Galapagos Islands.
When I went closer I saw angry people shouting they want to kill the woman.
I went closer to inspect it.
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