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She went to the shop.
Literal
She [topic-は] that shop [to-へ] went.
へ marks the direction of motion — slightly more formal than に in this role, with a faint emphasis on the trajectory rather than just the endpoint. In modern speech, へ and に have largely merged for verbs of motion, with へ favored in writing and slightly more polished speech. The sentence is otherwise minimal — a clean, beginner-level template for movement. 行く is the foundational verb of motion away from the speaker.