Choose the correct sentence.

The selected sentence, "He went to the store yesterday," is correct because it employs the appropriate past tense form of the verb "to go." The use of "went" clearly indicates that the action of going to the store occurred in the past, which is further supported by the inclusion of the word "yesterday." This combination adheres to standard English grammar rules regarding the proper structure for conveying past actions.

In contrast, the other options do not accurately reflect the past tense required in this context. The first option uses "go," which is present tense and does not align with the time frame indicated by "yesterday." The second choice incorrectly uses "gone," which is the past participle form and cannot stand alone in this context without an auxiliary verb. The last option, "goes," is also present tense, again failing to match the historical context provided by "yesterday." Thus, option C is the only grammatically correct sentence.