Question: I'm a total beginner and I'd like to cover one of the *Dativpräpositionen* basics in German.

Which of the following sentences is the most correct and complete form of saying "I am going to Anna's house"?

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> 1. *Ich gehe bei Anna nach Hause.*
> 2. *Ich gehe zu Anna nach Hause.*
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Or is none of the above sentences correct?

Answer: 
The preposition *to* in *to go to someone/something* is (usually) translated as *zu* or *nach*, depending on the target. There were already quite a few question on that, which should fully answer your question.

* [Using “nach” or “zu” for landmarks and similar](https://german.stackexchange.com/q/17671/1224)
* [Richtungen und Ziele: Wir fahren “nach / in / zu / an” [Artikel] XYZ?](https://german.stackexchange.com/q/8479/1224)
* [Preposition for “going to your house”](https://german.stackexchange.com/q/12154/1224)

The last question is actually identical to your very question.

Correct is:

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> Ich gehe zu jemandem nach Hause.
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You also find some examples in [Duden](http://www.duden.de/rechtschreibung/gehen#Bedeutung4a).
Number two is correct.

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> Ich gehe zu Anna nach Hause.
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Trust me, I am a native German.