"She went to Denver."

Translation: Вона їздила у Денвер.

[NikolaiBezdomny]

Sperry for the response in English, but the difference is if you say поїхала, the implication is that she's still there, whereas with їздила the implication is that she went and came back.

[Alexander_Baka]

You right.

[thezerech]

Why isn't it "у Денвері"? Is Denver in the accusitive here?

[Alexander_Baka]

Because as said SeanFlanag, upper, she went and came back. If she were in Denver right now, we will say 'у Денвері'

[keeekko]

Can someone give me some tips for past form of "to go"? Im getting confused between іздила and ходили

[Alexander_Baka]

'Їздила' as were said upper, means a feminine person (she) moves from one place to another by something that is moving on the ground surface (e.g by train, car, bicycle) and then came back.
'Ходили' means the same. Except, instead of 'she' it's referring to 'they', and they were moving not by any transport, but by their legs, like 'walked to something'. Hope it makes it clear.

[IuliiaPtashko]

Як зрозуміти, який переклад правильний? Вона їздила у Денвер? чи, вона поїхала у Денвер?

[Vinnfred]

Хіба обидва варіанти не приймаються?

[IuliiaPtashko]

Не знаю, як це перевірити чи приймаються.

[Vinnfred]

Треба просто пробувати

[Hatul_Madan]

Обидва варіанти правильні.

[Natali868657]

Що правда?

[nazarkosarenko0]

'У' means 'in'. 'To' would be 'до'.