ありがとうございます

Hey, thanks for your corrections. But can you give me some details about the second sentence ?
What's the verb of "にいった" ? 着る or 似る ?
And why there's a っ before た ? I though it was a mistake .

The verb is 行く (いく) which means "to go". In this case, it's been conjugated to 行った (いった), which is the past tense, plain form of the verb, meaning "went". The に is just the particle signalling direction, in this instance.

The reason why there is a っ before た, is because, in て form, 行く is an irregular verb. If you've learnt the て form song, in the last line, it says 行きます -> 行って, because that's its て form conjugation.

When you want a past, plain form verb, put the verb in て-form, then replace the て with た (or the で with だ).

行きます -> 行って -> 行った

Some conjugations of 行く:
行く (plain form, present tense)
行きます (polite form, present tense)
行って (te form)
行った (plain form, past tense)
行きました (polite form, past tense)

(Plain form is also referred to as dictionary form. Likewise, polite form is also referred to as ます form. Plain form is informal, polite form is formal, although not the most formal.)

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