Tenses (5)

Which auxiliary do you use with simple tenses?

(a)  

Which auxiliary do you use with perfect tenses?

(a)  

Last year I ______ to Paris with my class. It was great!

• was going

• went

• have been

• go

I ____________ to Paris.

• never went

• was never going

• have never been

• am never going

Last week, I __________ to the park when I met my friend.

• was going

• went

• have been

• am going

Where ____________ now?

• have you been

• did you go

• were you going

• are you going

You use the past simple when...

• the action is finished in the past and you know when it happened.

• took place in the past (indefinite).

• you you can use "était en train de".

• the action has a link to the present.

You use the past continuous when...

• the action is finished in the past and you know when it happened.

• took place in the past (indefinite).

• you you can use "était en train de".

• the action has a link to the present.

You use the present perfect simple when...

• the action is finished in the past and you know when it happened.

• took place in the past (indefinite).

• you you can use "était en train de".

• the action has a link to the present.

What word are used with the present perfect simple?

• Just

• always

• already

• yet