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Discover LudwigThe phrase "went to where" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to indicate that someone has gone to a particular place. Example: "He went to where his friend was supposed to meet him."
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She went to where they were standing, and grew still.
Mary went to where Helen was with the baby.
I went to where she was sitting, a book open in her hands.
Karl Lagerfeld arrived at 8 o'clock and immediately went to where Mrs. Trigère stood.
"Go and get your father," she said, and Connie nodded and went to where she'd seen him from the roof.
It was one of the first shows I ever went to where I thought: This is a legitimate job.
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"So you have to go to where the opportunities are".
Capitalists can also go to where workers are abundant.
"They are going to where they can get things done.
Go to where they are.
You go to where your closest relatives are.
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