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Future Perfect Form and Use

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Future Perfect Form and Use

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FUTURE PERFECT FORM AND USE

Form of Future Perfect tense:


Future Perfect is formed with the help of modal verb “will”, auxiliary verb
“have”and V+ED/3.

I
He
She
It Gone
You WILL HAVE
We Worked
They

FOR EXAMPLE: I WILL HAVE FINISHED my work.


You WILL HAVE GONE to school.
We WILL HAVE COOKED dinner.
They WILL HAVE READ a new book.
She WILL HAVE DONE this project.
He WILL HAVE DRANK coffee.
It WILL HAVE STOPPED raining.

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To make a Negative form we need to add particle “not”

I
You
We
The
WILL Gone
He Worked
She
It
FOR EXAMPLE: I WILL NOT HAVE FINISHED my work.
You WILL NOT HAVE GONE to school.
We WILL NOT HAVE COOKED dinner.
They WILL NOT HAVE READ a new book.
She WILL NOT HAVE DONE this project.
He WILL NOT HAVE DRANK coffee.
It WILL NOT HAVE STOPPED raining.

Modal verb “will” has short form in both positive and negative forms:

POSITIVE FORMS: I’LL HAVE FINISHED my work.


You’LL HAVE GONE to school.
We’LL HAVE COOKED dinner.
They’LL HAVE READ a new book.
She’LL HAVE DONE this project.
He’LL HAVE DRANK coffee.
It’LL HAVE STOPPED raining.

NEGATIVE FORMS: I WON’T HAVE FINISHED my work.


You WON’T HAVE GONE to school.
We WON’T HAVE COOKED dinner.
They WON’T HAVE READ a new book
She WON’T HAVE DONE this project.
He WON’T HAVE DRANK coffee.
It WON’T HAVE STOPPED raining.

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A Question form of Future Continuous with the modal verb “will”:

1. General or Yes/No Questions:

I HAVE FINISHED this project? – Yes, I WILL. / No, I WON’T.

WILL they HAVE COOKED a dinner? – Yes, they WILL. / No, they WON’T.

L she HAVE DONE it? – Yes, she WILL. / No, she WON’T.

2. Special Questions / WH-Questions:

WHAT

?
WHERE I
WHEN WILL He/She/It HAVE
Gone
WHY You/We/They Worked
WHO
HOW

Common USE of Future Perfect tense:

1. Actions that will be finished before a stated future time.


Note! By, until/till are used with Future Perfect, but by is used in positive sentences, while
until/till we use in negative sentences.

FOR EXAMPLE: He’ll have read a book by the end of the day. (positive sentence)
He won’t have read a book until the end of the day. (negative sentence)

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