7. Use the past participle of the verb to complete the following sentence. We to the same concert every year for 10 years. are going went go

It looks like you're being asked to complete the sentence using the **past participle** of the verb "go." The past participle of "go" is "**gone**." Therefore, the correct sentence should be: **"We have gone to the same concert every year for 10 years."** However, none of the options you've provided ("are going," "went," "go") include the past participle "gone." Here's a breakdown of the options: 1. **are going** – Present continuous tense, which indicates an action happening right now. 2. **went** – Simple past tense, indicating an action that was completed in the past. 3. **go** – Simple present tense, used for habitual actions or general truths. Given the context of the sentence—indicating an action that started in the past and continues up to the present—the **present perfect tense** ("have gone") is the most appropriate choice. Since "have gone" isn't among the provided options, you might want to confirm if there's an error in the choices or if additional options are available. **Correct Sentence with Past Participle:** "We **have gone** to the same concert every year for 10 years." If you're required to choose from the given options and must use one of them, the closest (though not perfect) would be: - **"We went to the same concert every year for 10 years."** This implies that the action occurred consistently in the past but doesn't necessarily indicate that it's still ongoing.