4 * Complete the conversation with the correct tense of the verbs in brackets.
A: "Have you ever been (you go) to a concert?
B: Yes, I have. Last year 12
(go) to
see Hozier in concert in Paris,
A: Wow! What other things 3
(you do) in Paris?
B: We 4
(go) to the Louvre.
A: 5
(you see) the Mona Lisa?
B: No, we didn't. I 6
(see) the
painting before though - we?
(go) to Paris three years ago.

A: "Have you ever been (you go) to a concert?"
B: Yes, I have. Last year 12 (go) to see Hozier in concert in Paris.
A: Wow! What other things 3 (you do) in Paris?
B: We 4 (go) to the Louvre.
A: 5 (you see) the Mona Lisa?
B: No, we didn't. I 6 (see) the painting before though - we (go) to Paris three years ago.

A: "Ты когда-нибудь был (ты идти) на концерт?"
B: Да, я был. В прошлом году 12 (пошел) на концерт Hozier в Париже.
A: Ого! Какие еще дела 3 (ты делал) в Париже?
B: Мы 4 (пошли) в Лувр.
A: 5 (ты видел) Мону Лизу?
B: Нет, мы не видели. Я 6 (видел) эту картину раньше - мы (пошли) в Париж три года назад.

Explanation/Пояснение:
- The speaker A is asking the speaker B if they have ever been to a concert. The correct tense to use in this question is the present perfect tense. "Have you ever been" indicates that the event could have happened at any point in the past up until now.
- Speaker B responds with "Yes, I have. Last year 12 (go) to see Hozier in concert in Paris." Here, the speaker is using the past simple tense because they are referring to a specific event that happened last year.
- Speaker A then asks what other things speaker B did in Paris, using the past simple tense "What other things 3 (you do) in Paris?"
- Speaker B responds with "We 4 (go) to the Louvre." Again, the past simple tense is used because the speaker is referring to a specific event that happened in the past.
- Speaker A then asks if speaker B saw the Mona Lisa, using the past simple tense "Did you see the Mona Lisa?" Note that the auxiliary verb "did" is used in questions and negative statements in the past simple tense.
- Speaker B responds with "No, we didn't. I 6 (see) the painting before though - we (go) to Paris three years ago." Here, the speaker is using the past simple tense "I saw" to talk about a specific event in the past, and they also use the past simple tense "we went" to refer to an event that happened three years ago.