Open the brackets using the verbs in present perfect: 11. the result is that asian economies (to become) even more dependent upon export. 12. trade unions (to try) to negotiate about good conditions for their members. 13. with globalisation and better technology, life (to become) more complex. 14. i just (to learn) that the oland company is going out of business. 15. more than ¾ of our employees (to attend) the american institute of banking. 16. in recent years, automobile insurance (to become) very expensive, especially liability protection. 17. no company in history (to amass) as much data about its customers as microsoft hopes to possess. 18. globalization (to scramble) the tidy criteria that money managers once used to pick an international portfolio. 19. the euro was born on january 1, 1999, but (to remain) an abstraction, used in corporate accounts, stock and bond markets, eu budgets, and other arenas that don`t require exchange of actual cash. 20. the eu, the world`s largest donor of development assistance, (to decide) to entrust a new institution with management of its international assistance budget.

11.became
12.try
13.will become
14.(have) learnt (если есть present perfect в задании)
15.attended
16.will become

11. The result is that Asian economies has become even more dependent upon export. 12. Trade unions have tried to negotiate about good conditions for their members. 13. With globalisation and better technology, life has become more complex. 14. I have just learnt that the Oland Company is going out of business. 15. More than ¾ of our employees have attended the American Institute of Banking. 16. In recent years, automobile insurance has become very expensive, especially liability protection. 17. No company in history has amassed as much data about its customers as Microsoft hopes to possess. 18. Globalization has scrambled the tidy criteria that money managers once used to pick an international portfolio. 19. The euro was born on January 1, 1999, but has remained an abstraction, used in corporate accounts, stock and bond markets, EU budgets, and other arenas that don`t require exchange of actual cash. 20. The EU, the world`s largest donor of development assistance, has decided to entrust a new institution with management of its international assistance budget.