The perfect future tense, also known as the future perfect tense, is used to describe an

action that will be completed before a specific point or another action in the future. It is
formed using the auxiliary verb "will have" (or "shall have") followed by the past
participle of the main verb.

Here are some situations in which you might use the future perfect tense:

​ Actions Completed Before a Specific Time in the Future:

● "By next month, I will have finished my project."
● "They will have completed the construction by the end of the year."
​ Anticipating Achievements or Milestones:
● "By the time she turns 30, she will have traveled to every continent."
● "He hopes that, by graduation, he will have mastered the language."
​ Expressions of Duration Until a Future Point:
● "I will have lived here for five years by the time I move out."
● "By the end of the week, we will have known each other for a decade."
​ Predicting Past Actions from a Future Perspective:
● "When you arrive, I will have already prepared dinner."
● "By the time the movie starts, they will have bought the tickets."