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The phrase "and I returned there" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a situation where someone goes back to a specific place after having left it.
Example: "After a long journey, I finally found my way back to the old town, and I returned there to relive my childhood memories."
Alternatives: "and I went back there" or "and I came back there".
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I liked Namibia so much that my mom and I returned there to celebrate the millennium.
Emily and I returned there the following year.
I started lobbying for clean energy in DC back in 2008 and I returned there a couple weeks ago to meet with some clean energy companies.
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I'd get up to fetch something to eat, and when I returned, there he was, still filling my screen, smiling, proclaiming, self-satisfied, eternal.
I ran to a nearby store to buy a disposable camera, and when I returned, there were several hundred people gathered around the champ.
During it, my family and I had decided to visit a clairvoyant in order to bring in messages from him, it was a dark night in an old house (the house from my dreams as a younger child perhaps), I'd left the room briefly to use the bathroom and when I returned, there was a voice that said "quick, he's back now we can start".
At the time, I was studying ballet in Moscow, and each time I returned there she would give me jars of coffee for her brothers.
When I returned, there were over 200 messages on my phone and more coming in.
I returned there last week.
I returned there a few days after my bookseller strikeout.
I returned there as an intern this past summer as well.
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