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I go to lagos vs I went to lagos

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "I go to Lagos" is used to talk about a habitual action or a regular occurrence, while "I went to Lagos" is used to talk about a specific past action that has already been completed.

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I go to lagos

This phrase is correct when talking about a habitual action or a regular occurrence.

This phrase is used to express a routine or regular activity of going to Lagos.

Examples:

  • I go to Lagos every summer to visit my family.
  • She goes to Lagos every weekend for work.
  • Do you go to Lagos often?
  • My grandparents think I go to woodcarving lessons... but actually I go to silence meetings.
  • I go to bed some nights wondering.
  • I go to one several times a week.
  • Or I go to the watch commander.
  • I go to study in the morning, then I go to school.
  • If I go out any longer, I go to jail.
  • So I go pour some cereal, I go to get the milk.
  • I go to umpire school, you go to college.
  • They won't go to the Hague, so I go to them.
  • They go to their homes, I go to mine which happens to be a dump.
  • If I go to Simcoe, then you need to go to the only other man who can get Abe free...
  • I'll miss the connection on the Emirates flight to Lagos.
  • So we went to Lagos in October 2005.
  • I go to La Purisima in two days.
  • I go to a fortune teller who tells me everything.
  • Every morning, I go to work by tube.
  • I go to castle only in mornings.
  • Because every time I go to the dentist, somebody dies.
  • Then Amber and I go to Venezuela to meet our other half-brother, Ramon...
  • I go to Grover Cleveland Alexander High School.

Alternatives:

  • I usually go to Lagos.
  • I frequently go to Lagos.
  • I go to Lagos regularly.

I went to lagos

This phrase is correct when talking about a specific past action that has already been completed.

This phrase is used to talk about a single past action of going to Lagos.

Examples:

  • I went to Lagos last year for a vacation.
  • She went to Lagos for a business trip.
  • He went to Lagos to attend a conference.
  • So we went to Lagos in October 2005.
  • And we went to Lagos to meet Bond Emeruwa, a wonderful, talented film director who is with us tonight.
  • President Lagos went on to say that Europe offered an interesting paradigm and European society represents "the kind of society we want to create".
  • Shortly after he published my first novel I went to a TV station in Lagos to do an interview,
  • So cynical I went to business school.
  • I went to listen to Colonel Pallavicino.
  • Because I went to University of Maryland.
  • I went to get a bag...
  • I went to borrow the typewriter.
  • I went to the temple and checked.
  • I went to High School with Mitch.
  • I went to school in Massachusetts.
  • I went to my apartment first.
  • I went to Italy after college.
  • I went to Wharton, actually.
  • I went to visit grandma in scottsdale...
  • I went to Amsterdam spring break senior year.
  • I went to Egypt. I went to say hello to this one Egyptian guy, I went, one, two. I went for three. He wasn't into it.
  • So, I went to the Cape last summer to hide from simplicity, and I went to the Gap, because I only have black pants.
  • I went to the local greengrocer, and I went to a farmer who was throwing away potatoes because they were the wrong shape or size for supermarkets.

Alternatives:

  • I visited Lagos.
  • I traveled to Lagos.
  • I was in Lagos.

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