The document explains the future perfect tense, which indicates an action that will be completed before another action in the future or by a specific time. It outlines the structure of the tense, including the use of auxiliary verbs 'will' and 'have,' as well as the past participle form of the main verb. Additionally, it provides examples and practice questions for forming affirmative, negative, yes/no, and 'wh' questions.

2.  The Future Perfect tense is quite an easy
tense to understand and use. The Future
Perfect talks about the "past in the future".
 It expresses the idea that something will
occur before another action in future.
 It can also show that something will happen
before a specific time in future.

3. The structure of the Future Perfect tense is:
 The first auxiliary verb (will) is invariable: will
 The second auxiliary verb (have) is invariable in base
form: have
 The main verb is invariable in past participle form: -
ed (or irregular)
 For negative sentences we insert not after the first
auxiliary verb.
 For question sentences, we exchange the subject
and the first auxiliary verb.
subject + Auxillary will + Auxillary have + Main verb
will have Past participle

5. By six pm tonight:
 I will have finished this book
 You will have studied the English tenses
 She will have cooked dinner
 He will have arrived
 We will have met Julie
 It will have stopped raining
 They will have left Japan

6. By next week,
 I will not have finished this book
 You will not have studied the English tenses
 She will not have cooked dinner
 He will not have arrived
 We will not have met Julie
 It will not have stopped raining
 They will not have left Japan

7. 'Yes / no' questions:
 will I have finished writing this book?
 will you have studied all the English verb
tenses?
 will she have graduated?
 will he have got married?
 will it have got colder?
 will they have left their jobs?

8. 'Wh' questions:
 When will I have finished writing this book?
 Why will you have studied all the English
verb tenses by tomorrow?
 When will she have been here three weeks?
 Why will it have got colder by May?

9. 1. I _____________ by then.
a) will be leave
b) Will have left
c) Will leaving
2. Will you __________by 8am?
a) Have arrived
b) Be arrive
c) Have arriving

10. 3. You ___________the bill by the time the
item arrives.
a) Will have received
b) Will receiving
c) Have received
 4. Melissa and Mike will be exhausted. They
_____________slept for 12 hours.
a) Will not
b) Will not have
c) Will not be

11. 5. He will have ___________all about it by Monday.
a) Forgetting
b) Forgotten
c) Be forgetting
6. Will you ___________the contracts by
Thursday?
a) Have mailed
b) Mailing
c) To have mailed