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I came to your house last, but I didn't know you had moved, where do you live now?

Is my attempt correct? I am aware you can't join 2 verbs together, one has to be an infintive verb, correct? Please feel free to correct me. Thank you all so much grin

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Anoche fui a tu casa, pero no sabía que te habías mudado, ¿dónde vives ahora'

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Is my attempt correct? I am aware you can't join 2 verbs together, one has to be an infintive verb, correct? Please feel free to correct me. Thank you all so much grin

Hi wanna, your asumption is in so far correct as long as we have the verbs together:

quiero comer
Deseo aprender

In your sentence, each verb has a subject. If this is the case you need to conjugate each verb.

Anoche fui (yo) a tu casa, pero no sabía (yo) que (tú) te habías mudado. ¿Dónde vives (tú) ahora?

Mover= move things or body
Mudar= move (house)

Your sentence was not correct, but understandable wink Good try smile

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anoche fui a tu casa y no te encontre, te moviste? a donde vives ahora.

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