Welcome to this tutorial.
Today we're going to talk about the future perfect tense.
Let's get started.
Now we use the Future Perfect to look back from one point in the future to an earlier event.
Now the situation has not happened yet but at a certain time in the future it will happen.
Have a look at the example over here by next week.
I have written 20 pages from my new book.
Now this sentence is in the future perfect tense and it's used to describe a situation that has not
happened yet but will happen in the future now to form the Future Perfect we use will plus have plus
verb EDI or just the verb the past participle.
Have a look at the examples we know positive sentence John will have arrived here by 5:00 p.m. tomorrow.
Negative sentence she won't have arrived here by 5:00 p.m. tomorrow question for Will she have arrived
here by 5 p.m. tor now we can also use the future prefect with BI plus time expression.
Have a look at the examples below won't they have invited us by Friday James will have finished his
thesis by this time next week we can also use the Future Perfect with time expressions such as when
as soon as as before by the time etc. Have a look at the examples we know we you have dressed up when
I picked you up by the time you read this I will have left the city note the Future Perfect is used
only for actions that will be completed by a particular time in the future.
Now if the deadline is now mentioned make sure to use the future simple instead have a look at the examples
below.
She will leave her hometown future simple she will have left her hometown no deadline mentioned and
so this sentence would be incorrect.
The correct form would be she will have left her hometown by this time next year.