你去 = you go (present tense)
你去了 = you went (past tense)
你要去... = you are to go (present tense)
你要去... = you were to go (past tense)
你將會... = you are going to... (present)
你將會... = you were going to... (past)
n.
1. 【口】輪到的機會[C]
Now it's your go.
現在輪到你了。
2. 【口】嘗試[C][(+at)]
Let me have another go at it.
讓我再試它一次。
3. 【口】精力;精神[U]
The man is full of go; he often stays up late.
那人精力充沛;他常熬夜。
4. 【口】意外的事態[S]
5. 去;進行[U]
6. 【口】時髦東西[the S]
you were go是否錯的?It is impossible to have "you were go" in a sentence except if you write it like this:
You were going (Past Continuous Tense)
You were go is definitely wrong because it appears that there have 2 verbs in a sentence with no conjunctions between.
There can't have 2 verbs in a sentence without a conjunction between. You can either re-write this like:
- You were a merchant and went (past tense) for a business trip last week.
Or you can write this as:
- You were going for a business trip while your friend was having his holiday (Past Continuous)
Use Past Continuous when:
- action in the middle of happening at a stated past time
Example: He was playing tennis at 7:30 yesterday
- past action in progress interrupted by another past action. The longer action is in the Past Continuous, the shorter action is in the Simple Past Tense.