The phrase "added he went" is not correct in standard written English.
It appears to be a misconstructed phrase that lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "He added he went to the store after finishing his work."
Alternatives: "he mentioned he went" or "he stated he went."
"But," Mr. Santorum added, "he went far too far in separating out faith in the public square absolutely, and that's what he said, he said people of faith have no role in public discourse.
My mates at Catford nick are going to arrange it.' Lennon added: 'He went on to explain to me that if they didn't do it themselves the police would arrange for some person over whom they had some criminal charge pending to carry out Daniel's murder.' In the hours after Daniel's death a murder inquiry was launched headed by Detective Superintendent Douglas Campbell.
Mr Baxter added: "He went to stab me in the face with this bar thing". He said he was holding a knife in his right hand when he put his hands up to defend himself and tried to "parry" his blows.
Garner, who saw Lofton play in the minors, added, "He went from a guy who could hardly get the ball past the infield to a guy who could hit the ball consistently.
She added, "He goes after what he thinks is important.
In fact, he added, he goes to every game "thinking we're going to win".
As for Antonio Taguba, the former intelligence official added, "He goes into it not knowing shit.
"He's very unpredictable," Murray said, adding: "He goes for it, and he's pretty loose on the court.
Williams added: "He's going to get rebounds, blocks and steals.
Wenger added: "He will go with England and get what he needs to.
McIntyre added: "He will go to the hospital and get an X-ray.
