Aimer to love: ==> (loved, loved)
I loved my boy-friend ==> I did not love any body
I have loved him for many years ==> I have not loved him.
Visiter to visit ==> (visited, visited)
I visited London last year ==> I did not visit London last year.
I have visited London ==> I have not visited London.
Voir to see ==> (saw, seen)
I saw my friend yesterday ==> I did not see my friend yesterday
I have seen him ==> I have not seen him
Aller to go ==> (went gone)
I went to school ==> I did not go to school
I have gone to school ==> I have not gone to school
Manger to eat ==> (ate eaten)
I
ate with my friends yesterday ==> I did not eat with my friends yesterday.
I have eaten with my friends ==> I have not eaten with friends
Parler to talk ==> (talked, talked)
I talked
with my friend yesterday ==> I did not talk with my friend yesterday.
I have talked with my friend ==> I have not talked with my friend
Prendre to take ==> (took taken)
I took the bus ==>I did not take the bus.
I have taken the bus ==>I have not taken the bus
être to be (was/were been)
I was young ==>I was not young
I have been young ==>I have not been young
goûter to taste (tasted, tasted)
I tasted the wine ==> I did not taste the wine
I have tasted the wine ==>I have not tasted the wine
Ecouter to listen (listened, listened)
I listened to her ==> I did not listen to her
I have listened to her ==> I have not listened to her
Faire to do (did done)
I did it ==> I did not do it
I have done it ==>I have not done it
Voir to see (saw, seen)
I saw her ==> I did not see her
I have seen her ==>I have not seen her
Lire to read (read read)
I read it ==>I did not read it
I have read the book ==>I have not read the book
