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- 2. We use FuturePerfect Tense to Indicate an action that will be completed before a specific time in the future. Show that something will have been finished or achieved by a certain deadline. When to use? Will I have finished my homework by tomorrow?
- 3. COMPLETION BEFORE AFUTURE TIME: By next year, I will have graduated from university. DEADLINE: They will have completed the project by Friday. Examples
- 4. POSITIVE STRUCTURE: How touse? Subject Pronoun + will have All subjects take the past participle form (V3) of the verb. + V3 EXAMPLE: She will have finished her homework by 8 PM.
- 5. NEGATIVE STRUCTURE: How touse? Subject Pronoun + won’t have All subjects take the past participle form (V3) of the verb. + V3 EXAMPLE: They won’t have left home by the time you arrive.
- 6. QUESTION STRUCTURE: How touse? All subjects take the past participle form (V3) of the verb. EXAMPLE: Will you have completed the task by tomorrow? Subject Pronoun + Will + have V3
- 7. Attention! In the Englishlanguage, the verbs are divided into two: REGULAR VERBS Regular verbs form their past participle by adding -d, -ed or -ied to the base form. IRREGULAR VERBS Irregular verbs do not follow a consistent pattern for their past participle forms. Each irregular verb has a unique past participle!
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- 9. live hate bake How to spell? Ifthe verb ends in a silent e, simply add -d. lived hated baked Mum will have baked the pie by the time dad comes home.
- 10. talk clean finish How to spell? Formost verbs, simply add -ed. talked cleaned finished She will have finished the movie in two hours.
- 11. cry carry study How to spell? Ifthe verb ends in a consonant + y, change the "y" to "i" and add -ed. cried carried studied He will have studied for the exam by midnight.
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- 13. Here’s a listof some of the most common irregular verbs: be begin bite break bring build buy catch come been begun bitten broken brought built bought caught come cut do draw drink drive eat fall feel find cut done drawn drunk driven eaten fallen felt found fly get give go grow have keep know leave flown gotten/got given gone/been grown had kept known left
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- 15. We usually usethe following time expressions with the Future Perfect Tense: By (time) By the time Before (a specific time/event) In (a duration) By the time we arrive, the movie will have started.
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