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What is the difference between Ich habe in der Universität gegangen and ich war an der Universität ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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"Habe gegangen" is wrong, the correct Perfekt form of "gehen" is "bin gegangen".
1) Ich bin in die Universität gegangen.
2) Ich war an der Universität.
The first sentence is directional (focus on movement) while the second one is positional.
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- German
"Habe gegangen" is wrong, the correct Perfekt form of "gehen" is "bin gegangen".
1) Ich bin in die Universität gegangen.
2) Ich war an der Universität.
The first sentence is directional (focus on movement) while the second one is positional.
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