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Anonymous123
Level: 1196

Came across this sentence in a grammar quiz:

"もしがアメリカにっていったなら、をしていたでしょう。"

"If I had been able to go to America, I probably would have been able to seriously study English."

Renshuu tells me:

"っていった (いっていった) て-form + Helper いる: Casual, past (た)
Dictionary form: く (いく)"

But, I thought that いる: Casual, past (た) would be いた.

く is already a bit strange when it comes to conjugations, so I'm not sure if it's further weirdness or if I am incorrectly conjugating いる.

So the question is:

Why is it っていった and not っていた ?

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マイコー
Level: 261

Probably a bug, based on just looking at that! Will check it out soon :)

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マイコー
Level: 261

This should be fixed in tomorrow's update!

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Anonymous123
Level: 1196

Awesome. Thanks for the quick feedback.

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