Ils sont venus à Paris : Present perfect
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I can recognise when to use the simple past and when to use the present perfect when translating French into English, in the context of arriving to live in a new country.
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The simple past is formed by combining an auxiliary verb (avoir or être) with a past participle.
The present perfect is formed in the same way as the simple past, combining an auxiliary verb and a past participle.
When translating into English, we need to think whether the simple past or the present perfect is the best translation.
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