Foreign languages

Shall (will) + ega + have + Past Participle ( Participle II )?
Shall I have worked? Will he have worked? Shall we have worked?


Bo‘lishli shakli

I shall have worked
He (she,it) will have worked

We shall have worked

You will have worked
They will have worked

Bo‘lishsiz shakli

I shall not have worked
He (she, it) will not have worked

We shall not have worked

You will not have worked
They will not have worked

So‘roq shakli

Shall I have worked?
Will he (she, it) have worked?


Shall we have worked?
Will you have worked?
Will they have worked?
TASKS
Exercise 1. Complete the sentences with a verb From the list. Use the Present Perfect (see, buy, be, translate, detect, learn, go, live teach).
1. He has already detected this crime.
2. We ............ ................. in Samarkand since 1994.
3. I ............. not ........... you since spring.
4. We ........... already .............. this text.
5. .............. you ever ............... to Bukhara? – Yes, I ............ ............ .
6. We .............. .............. about books during the year at the same time
we ............. ............ to speak and write better than before.
7. I ............... .............. a new dress. Do you want to see it.
8. I’m looking for Alisher. Where ............... he ................ ?

Exercise 2. Use the verbs in brackets in the correct form. Use the Present Perfect or Past Indefinite.
1. I ............ never ................ this book. (to read)
2. I ............this book last summer. (to read)
3. I can’t find my passport. I ......... .......... it. (to lose)
4. He ......... his report at last. (to do)
5. I ......... .......... Samarkand many times. (to visit)
6. When the bell rang, Dan .......... from his seat and ......... out of theroom. (to jump, to run)
7. Karim and Nasira .......... ......... .......... since 1996. (to be marry)
8. The day before yesterday an inspector ........ out at the crime scene.
(to go)
9. I .......... not ........... my parents since autumn. (to see)
10.Ann .......... as she was crossing the street. (to fall down)