Verb: go, goes, went, gone
Good examples of how to use the verb ‘to go’. Hit the pause button on the video and repeat the sentences.
One more thing:
We use the word ‘been’ as a past participle of ‘go’ in some cases:
Have you ever been to France? – Es-tu déjà allé en France?
I’ve been to Italy, but I never been to France
This shows that the speaker went at sometime in the past, but the exact time is not specified.
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2 Comments »
Chantal,
You’re right, there is a mistake in the video! I’m sure it was just a ‘typo’ (erreur de frappe, fr). It should be ‘do you go skiing’ as you can hear.
Sorry, I think there is an error in the written question :”Do you go skiing?” (not to skiing)
Thank you for your exercises and soap operas. Keep it up!
Chantal