What’s the key verb in a sentence and why this action occurred?

To go (primary or subordinate clause) is part of the subordinate clause which indicates how you wanted to go through.

I wanted to go away this weekend so I went to the countryside,

so I went for a day trip to The Glens.

What’s the key verb in a sentence and why this action occurred?

To go (primary or subordinate clause) is part of the subordinate clause which indicates how you wanted to go through.

I wanted to go away this weekend so I went to the countryside,

so I went for a day trip to The Glens.

What’s the key verb in a sentence and why this action occurred?

To go (primary or subordinate clause) is part of the subordinate clause which indicates how you wanted to go through.

I wanted to go away this weekend so I went to the countryside,

so I went for a day trip to The Glens.

What’s the key verb in a sentence and why this action occurred?

To go (primary or subordinate clause) is part of the subordinate clause which indicates how you wanted to go through.

I wanted to go away this weekend so I went to the countryside,

so I went for a day trip to The Glens.

What’s the key verb in a sentence and why this action occurred?

To go (primary or subordinate clause) is part of the subordinate clause which indicates how you wanted to go through.

I wanted to go away this weekend so I went to the countryside,

so I went for a day trip to The Glens.

What’s the key verb in a sentence and why this action occurred?

To go (primary or subordinate clause) is part of the subordinate clause which indicates how you wanted to go through.

I wanted to go away this weekend so I went to the countryside,

so I went for a day trip to The Glens.

What’s the key verb in a sentence and why this action occurred?

To go (primary or subordinate clause) is part of the subordinate clause which indicates how you wanted to go through.

I wanted to go away this weekend so I went to the countryside,

so I went for a day trip to The Glens.

What’s the key verb in a sentence and why this action occurred?

To go (primary or subordinate clause) is part of the subordinate clause which indicates how you wanted to go through.

I wanted to go away this weekend so I went to the countryside,

so I went for a day trip to The Glens.

What’s the key verb in a sentence and why this action occurred?

To go (primary or subordinate clause) is part of the subordinate clause which indicates how you wanted to go through.

I wanted to go away this weekend so I went to the countryside,

so I went for a day trip to The Glens.

What’s the key verb in a sentence and why this action occurred?

To go (primary or subordinate clause) is part of the subordinate clause which indicates how you wanted to go through.

I wanted to go away this weekend so I went to the countryside,

so I went for a day trip to The Glens.