A mystery: perfect and imperfect tenses together
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I can use the perfect and imperfect tenses together to describe simultaneous events in the context of a mystery.
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The singular forms of ‘voir’ in the present tense are ‘vois’ (‘je’, ‘tu’) and ‘voit’ (‘il’, ‘elle’).
The verb 'voir' is used in many expressions in French like 'voir grand', 'rien à voir avec' and 'voir la vie en rose'.
Use the imperfect tense to express the past continuous 'was -ing'.
Use the perfect + imperfect tenses together with a conjunction to describe what happened when you were doing something.
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