Gerund vs. infinitive; past continuous vs. past simple; present perfect vs. past simple; present perfect continuous

gone

to go

going

to come

came

come

to speak

speaking

spoken

What were you doing when I called you last night? 

What you doing when I call you last night? 

What was you doing when I called you last night? 

When you arrive at the party, who is there? 

When you arrived at the party, who is there? 

When you arrived at the party, who was there? 

On holiday we visit Rome, saw the Vatican, and spend a few days at the beach. 

On holiday we visited Rome, saw the Vatican, and spent a few days at the beach. 

On holiday we visit Rome, see the Vatican, and spent a few days at the beach. 

My great great grandfather have five sisters 

My great great grandfather had five sisters 

My great great grandfather has five sisters 

I’ve never been to Vienna.

I was never to Vienna.

I’ve never was to Vienna.

Are you seen Julie today?

Have you seen Julie today?

Have you see Julie today?

She was been working here for five years

She is been working here for five years

She has been working here for five years

We was been living in London for six months .

We have been living in London for six months .

We are living in London for six months .

She is going to the cinema every weekend for years. 

She have been going to the cinema every weekend for years. 

She has been going to the cinema every weekend for years.