Future Perfect tense

Future perfect tense

Future perfect tense

action will be finished:

• before a specific time in the future.
• before another action in the future.

Positive sentence:

I You he she it we you they

past participle

will have

Positive sentence:

I You he she it we you they

completed my homeworks

will have

Future perfect tense

Common expressions:

before / by the time / 24 hours from now / by 9:00 / by monday / by the time summer.

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By next July, - They will have moved to the states, they will have started new jobs and they will have bought a home.

before a specific time.

Before you arrive, - we will have eaten dinner and the kids will have gone to bed.

before another action.

More examples:

1. By the time he gets to the airport, the flight will have arrived. 2. By 9:00 pm, we will have had dinner. 3. 24 hours from now, I will have finished all my duties.

Negative sentence:

I You he she it we you they

will not have / won't have

past participle

Negative sentence:

I You he she it we you they

won't have

done the cake.

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More examples:

1. By 5:00 o'clock in the afternoon, I won't have done the cake. 2. I will not have eaten by then. 3. He won't have ran by ten o'clock.

Question sentence:

I You he she it we you they

have + past participle ?

will

Question sentence:

I You he she it we you they

have arrived?

will

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More examples:

1. Do you think by 5:00 0'clock will you left there? R: yes, I will have. / No, I will have not. 2. Will you have finished classes by November? 3. Will she have woken up by noon? R: yes, she will. / No, she will have not.

Wh Question sentence:

I You he she it we you they

have + past participle ?

Wh + will

Wh Question sentence:

I You he she it we you they

have traveled by December?

Where will

Answer:

I can answer the previous question by saying: - I'll have traveled to Germany.