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“Goes” and “may” are both present participle, whereas “went” is simple past participle. To match “went”, one would have to use the word “might” (simple past participle of “may”). The choice of the word “might”, however, is inappropriate in this context because it is referring to something that would happen in the future (and is less than certain to), and the word “might” typically refers to things that could have happened in the past. “May” refers to things that are likely to happen in the present or future, making it the appropriate word choice.

Also, there is no imperfect tense in English. That would be the continuous tense.

Only if it weren’t for the sloppy verb tense disagreement. It should read:

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5th graders learn how to conjugate irregular verbs. Engadget editors should know better.

could be worse-- like how you made a post claiming that fucking kids is cool and got torn apart, until you rage-deleted most of your comments because everyone told you to stop fucking children...