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you.
You/they will not (won’t) be working.
have/has +participle II present and the only thing which just, never,
- regular verbs +ed matters here is the result: the time
not yet, so
worked, asked when the action took place is of no
importance: far, till now,
-irregular verbs-III column gone, I have lost my keys. I can’t open the up to now , of
eaten door.
A: I/we/you/they have worked/gone. late, lately,
1-to talk about a completed action
He/she/it has worked/gone.
connected with the present:
recently; with
I have seen this film and I can for and since;
N: I/we/you/they have not (haven’t) worked/gone.
PRES E N T
He/she/it has not (hasn’t) been working. -Your hands are dirty.
-I’ve been painting the walls.
Q: Have I/we/you/they been working?
N O T E !!! We don’t use Present
Has he/she/it been working?
Perfect Cont. with be, know , have
and other non-progressive verbs:
N: I/we/you/they had not (hadn’t) been working. 2-denotes an action which was no
Perf e c t co n t i n u o u s
*N O T E !!!
Shall is used mostly in the
questions shall I…?/shall we…?
In
spoken English we normally use I’ll
and we’ll.