Theme: The Perfect Tenses (Present, Past, Future) Student: Murodullaev Azizxon

Theme: The Perfect Tenses (Present, Past, Future)

Student: Murodullaev Azizxon

Contents

• Make crossword on the theme
• Translation in written form.
• Make tests.
• Make an essay on the theme.

Essay

Perfect tense is a category of verb tense used to describe completed actions. It covers the past perfect tense, the present perfect tense, and the future perfect tense.It is sometimes called the complete tense.

Examples of Verbs in a Perfect Tense

Here are some examples of verbs in a perfect tense:

The Past Perfect Tense

I had gone.

He had seen.

The Present Perfect Tense

I have gone.

He has seen.

The Future Perfect Tense

I will have gone.

He will have seen.

Mukammal zamon - bajarilgan harakatni tasvirlash uchun ishlatiladigan fe'l zamon kategoriyasi. U oʻtgan mukammal zamon, hozirgi mukammal zamon va kelasi mukammal zamonni qamrab oladi. U baʼzan toʻliq zamon deb ataladi.

Mukammal zamondagi fe’llarga misollar

Mukammal zamondagi fe'llarga misollar:

Past mukammal zamon

Men ketgan edim.

U ko'rgan edi.

Present Perfect Tense

Men ketdim.

U ko'rgan.

Future Perfect Tense

Men ketgan bo'laman.

U ko'rgan bo'ladi.

Change the verbs to present perfect and fill in the missing words

Across words Down Words

• Swim 1. see 20. pay
• Draw 3. ride 21. meet

5. Eat 4. write

7. Spend 6. think

8. Teach 7. steal

11. Sit 9. drive

12. Hear 10. fly

14. Begin 11. stand

15. Do 13. hold

17. Understand 16. find

21. Make 18. read

22. Bitten 19. drink

exercises

1. ---- (you / see) the news? You won't believe your eye

2. I ---- (work) for big companies like this before. I know how they operate.

3. They ---- (live) in New York for 3 years before they ---- (move) to Seattle three months ago.

4. Debi ---- (study) for four hours when her father arrives.

5. By this time next year, I ---- (finish) the course and I ---- (start) to speak perfect English.

6 Sam ---- (drive) for six hours when he arrived in the village. He ---- (drive) more than 300 miles.

7. They ---- (work) for two hours by the time the manager arrives at six today.

8.By the time you received this letter yesterday, Dina ---- (leave) for Algeria.

9. When we meet again next week, I ---- (practice) tennis for at least a month .

10. She ---- (recover) from her surgery by the time we visit her next Saturday.

answers

• have you seen
• Have worked
• Had lived , moved
• Will have been studying
• Will have finished, will have started
• Had been driving, had driven
• Will have been working
• Has left
• Will have been practicing
• Will have recovered

testS

• Many people .. Tried but no-one has succeeded so far 4. Do you mind ... The door as I find it very hot in here?
• Did a) to open
• Have been b) opened
• Were c) opens
• Have d) opening

2. That priogramma is so boring that it’s lika watching paint ... 5. I honestly think that the time ... Come when we should

• Dries celebrate our success
• Dried a) has
• Dry b) had
• Has dried c) will

3. By the end of this year I realize I .. Writing tests for d) having

Three years now 6. How anyone ... To live in those conditions in the 18th

• Shall be century is difficult to imagine
• Shall have been a) manages
• Will be b) will manage
• Shall have c) managed

7. ... Ever heard of this writer before? 10. No-one ... Believe your story when you tell

• Did you them.
• Have you a) will
• Do you b) did

8. That stupid dog ... All day long. C) has

• Does always bark
• Always is barking
• Is always barking

9. They were eating dinner when the lights ... Out.

• Go
• Are going
• Went

answers

• D
• C
• B
• D
• A
• C
• B
• C
• C
• a

conclusion

I learned a lot of interesting and useful things about the perfect tense during my freelancing. The perfect tence has different forms depending on which tense it is used in.

used literature

1."Definition for friend". Oxford Dictionaries. Oxford Dictionary Press. Archived from the original on January 26, 2011. Retrieved 25 May 2012.

2.Howes, Carollee (1983). "Patterns of Friendship". Child Development. 54 (4): 1041–1053. doi:10.2307/1129908. ISSN 0009-3920. JSTOR 1129908.

3.Jump up to:Bremner, J. Gavin (2017). An Introduction to Developmental Psychology. John Wiley & Sons. ISBN 978-1-4051-8652-0. Retrieved 26 September 2017. ^ 4.Jump up to:Zelazo, Philip David (2013). The Oxford Handbook of Developmental Psychology, Vol. 2: Self and Other. OUP US. ISBN 978-0-19-995847-4. Retrieved 26 September 2017.