Future perfect tense is used to express an activity that will be completed by another time.
This tense is formed with “will have”.
For Example:
We will have eaten all the food by the time he arrives.
I will have woken up by 6 a.m
Formula/ structure of Future perfect tense:
Positive sentences:
Sub+ will+have+verb 3rd form
- I will have finished my work.
- We will have won the match.
- You will have completed your task.
- He will have visited UK.
- She will have
- They will have arrived.
Short form examples:
- I’ll have completed my mission.
- You’ll have finished your home work.
- She’ll have arrived home.
- He’ll joined the college.
Negative Sentences:
Sub+will+not+ have+ verb 3rd form
- I will not have completed our task.
- We will not have finished our work.
- You will not have met your brother.
- He will not have arrived.
- She will not have cooked the meal.
- It will not have visited Islamabad.
- They will not have won the match.
Short form Examples:
- I won’t have completed my task.
- He won’t have driven the new car.
- She won’t have studied the English grammar.
- You won’t have arrived office.
Question Form examples:
- will I have completed my task.
- will we have started our new business?
- will you have finished your work?
- will he have reached home?
- will she have got married?
- will they have joined office again?
“WH” Type questions:
- When will she have arrived?
- Why will we have met doctor?
- Why will it have got stopped working?
- How will we have finished our task?
Uses:
#1. Used for finished actions before a point in future.
She will have finished her task by the two o’clock.
#2. To express convictions:
The brother will have reached airport.
#3. For actions completed before another action:
He will have finished his work before leaving the office.
Future Perfect tense infographic:
Future Perfect Tense Exercise:
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