I saw a lonely girl wander in the still, quiet park.
or I wandered into the park. which ever i don't care which one u use
I've been wandering around the mall for about an hour.
I aimlessly wandered the streets.
The wanderer wandered in the dessert for many days.
The stream wandered slowly around the meadow. Happily, I only wandered around the mall for about 40 minutes until I found you.
The word pother can be used to indicated an agitated state.The old man wandered about the house in a pother after the phone call from his brother.
The walkers had wandered into the deers' feeding ground.
Sorry, my mind wandered... The gurgling stream wandered through the open meadow.
The tramp walked down the street, begging for money as he wandered.
He wandered through the rabbit warren of interconnected hallways in the old hotel.
Iggle Piggle wandered around therefore he could see Upsy Daisy
Yes, "wandered" is the antecedent to the pronoun in the sentence. An antecedent is the noun to which a pronoun refers, and in this case, "wandered" is the verb that gives the action or context to the pronoun that follows.
"Last night I went to Outback Steakhouse, and the food is very good. The boy wandered in the Australian outback.
Deanie Etcetera's mind often wandered as she thought of her love, Mitch Longley. Jim Harrington wandered into Echelon Towers Voorhees to visit Carol Schultz.