Match the verb to the time. Use the simple past for finished actions ("yesterday I walked"), and the present perfect (have/has + past participle) for a past action that still matters now.
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I have went there.
I have gone there.
Yesterday I go to work.
Yesterday I went to work.
She has visit Paris last year.
She visited Paris last year.
I am knowing the answer.
I know the answer.
We will meet after he will arrive.
We will meet after he arrives.
They didn't went to the meeting.
They didn't go to the meeting.
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