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We need to use past tense to describe most of our personal experiences, as well as things that have happened to other people. This is used tolerate past events in a historic context. Often, you will know that it must be used, because the sentence also contains an adverb (or adverb phrase) of time, such as yesterday, or a date or time. In British English, the present perfect (which Samuel Johnson called, perhaps more appropriately, the compound preterite) is used to situate past events, or the consequences of past events, in relation to the present situation (that's why linguists call it the \"present\" perfect). Americans do not always use the present perfect in this situation. The past perfect or pluperfect, as in He had seen, is normally only used in English when one past event (either a specific action, or a continuous condition) has to be situated in a more distant past than another past event. In some situations, the progressive or continuous form is necessary.
