No. 4,502 in German
mitgegangen
"Mitgegangen" means "went along" or "accompanied."
In a sentence
Ich bin heute mit meinen Freunden spazieren mitgegangen.
I went walking with my friends today.
In this sentence, 'mitgegangen' refers to the past action of accompanying someone's walk.
Du hättest auch mit uns ins Kino mitgehen können.
You could have also gone along with us to the cinema.
'Mitgegangen' here is used to indicate the conditional possibility of joining others in going to the cinema.
Solange du ehrlich bist, gehe ich bei deinem Plan mit.
As long as you are honest, I am going along with your plan.
'Mitgegangen' in this context, though synonymous with 'mitgehen,' expresses agreement or support within a figurative context.
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