Present, past, future: pick up the right translation

J'aime FaceBook.
1. We like FaceBook.
2. I liked FaceBook.
3. I like FaceBook.
4. I don't like FaceBook.
Je n'aime pas Facebook.
1. You don't like FaceBook.
2. I like FaceBook.
3. I didn't like FaceBook.
4. I don't like FaceBook.
Il n'aime pas FaceBook.
1. They don't like FaceBook.
2. He likes FaceBook.
3. He doesn't like FaceBook.
4. He didn't like FaceBook.
Nous n'aimons pas FaceBooK
1. You don't like FaceBook.
2. We didn't like FaceBook.
3. We like FaceBook.
4. We don't like FaceBook.
J'ai ouvert (to check = vérifier) mon e-mail ce matin puis j'ai appelé mes parents.
1. I check my e-mail every morning and then I call my parents.
2. I checked my e-mail this morning and then I called my parents.
3. I'll check my e-mail tomorrow morning and then I'll call my parents.
4. I've checked my e-mail and I've called my parents.
Je travaillais dans ma chambre quand Maman m'a demandé de l'aider.
1. I was working in my room when Mum asked me to help her.
2. I'll be working in my room and Mum will ask me to help her.
3. I cleaned in my room. Later Mum asked me to help her.
4. He was working in his room when his Mum asked him to help her.
Je n'ai pas ouvert mon e-mail ce matin.
1. I don't check my e-mail in the morning.
2. I check my e-mail every morning.
3. I'll check my e-mail this evening.
4. I didn't check my e-mail this morning.
J'ai demandé de l'aide au professeur la semaine dernière.
1. I'll ask the teacher for help next week.
2. I didn't the teacher for help last week.
3. I ask the teacher for help every week.
4. I asked the teacher for help last week.
Les gens ne se soutiennent pas les uns les autres en temps de crise.
1. People will support each other in times of crisis.
2. People didn't support each other in times of crisis.
3. People don't support each other in times of crisis.
4. People support each other in times of crisis.
Le vol de mes parents arrivera (to land = atterrir) à cette heure-ci dimanche.
1. My parents' flight won't be landing this time next Sunday.
2. My parents' flight landed this time last Sunday.
3. My parents' flight is landing.
4. My parents' flight will be landing this time next Sunday.
Je lirai Autant en emporte le vent pendant les vacances.
1. I read Gone with the Wind during the holidays.
2. I'll read Gone with the Wind during the holidays.
3. I read Gone with the Wind during the holidays.
4. I won't read Gone with the Wind during the holidays.
Le designer était en train de créer d'étonnantes images d'arbres quand nous avons visité son atelier.
1. The designer was creating stunning pictures of trees when we visited his workshop.
2. The designer will be creating stunning pictures of trees when we visit his workshop.
3. The designer had created stunning pictures of trees before we visited his workshop.
4. The designer is always creating stunning pictures of trees when we visit his workshop.
Charles Boulle (1642–1732) a créé un style nouveau pour l'Europe.
1. Charles Boulle (1642–1732) didn't create a new Style for Europe.
2. Charles Boulle (1642–1732), creates a new Style for Europe.
3. Charles Boulle (1642–1732) has created a new Style for Europe.
4. Charles Boulle (1642–1732), created a new Style for Europe.