Future Perfect

Future Perfect = When the work will finish at a specified time in the future, we call it Future Perfect Tense.

KJ – What is the definition of Future Perfect?

Mr English – Future Perfect Tense! The work will start in the future and finish also.

KJ – Wonderful!

Future Perfect = Any action, event, or activity that will complete with a specified time. We use Future Perfect for “Time up to then.”

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Future Perfect

Rules

Will + Have + verb 3rd form = I, We, He, she, it, this, that, there, here, singular noun, and Plural nouns, etc.

Shall + Have + verb 3rd form = I and We.

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Future Perfect

Format

Affirmative = Subject + will/shall + have + verb 3rd form + other words.

Negative = Subject + will/shall + have + not + verb 3rd form + other words.

Short form of Will/Shall + not = Won’t/Shan’t.

Simple Interro = Will/Shall + subject + have + verb 3rd form + other words?

Simple Interro Negative = Will/Shall + subject + not + have + verb 3rd form + other words?

Interrogative = Wh-family + will/shall + subject + have + verb 3rd form + other words?

Interrogative Negative = Wh-family + will/shall + subject + not + have + verb 3rd form + other words?

Future Perfect

Definition

1. Completed Possibility at a Specified Time = Any possibility/prediction of action or event that will end at a specified time, we use Future Perfect.

e.g. –

• The company will have fired dozens of employees by next Monday if we do not stand now. (means – the possibility/prediction will fulfill before next Monday.)
• Rocky and Sheena will have come from London sooner. (means – the possibility/prediction will fulfill sooner.)
• Next month, I will/shall have played the guitar for 25 years. (means – the prediction will fulfill before next Monday)
• They will have charged a penalty on non-natives by next year. (means – the possibility/prediction will fulfill before next year.)
• We will/shall have delivered 5000 packages before you call again. (means – the possibility/prediction will fulfill before the next call.)

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