Future Perfect

Dra. Carola Leyton Mendoza

 INTRODUCTION
The future perfect is a verb form or construction used to
describe an event that is expected or planned to happen
before a time of reference in the future, such as will have
finished in the English sentence "I will have finished by
tomorrow." It is a grammatical combination of the 
future tense, or other marking of future time, and the perfect
, a grammatical aspect that views an event as prior and
completed.
 AFFIRMATIVE

The affirmative of the perfect future is formed with the future of the
auxiliary verb "will have" followed by the past participle
The structure to form a perfect future sentence is:
subject + auxiliary verb "will have" + past participle
Example:
• The party will be over when the work is done (La fiesta habrá
terminado cuando termine el trabajo)
• I will have eaten before we meet (Habré comido antes de reunirnos)
 NEGATIVE
Future perfect tense is formed by writing will not have after the subject and then the
main verb is written in participle. The participle of regular verbs is formed with the
ending -ed:
Example:
I will not have worked (Yo no habré trabajado)
You will not have worked (Tú no habrás trabajado)
He will not have worked (Él no habrá trabajado)
She will not have worked (Ella no habrá trabajado)
It will not have worked (Eso no habrá trabajado)
We will not have worked (Nosotros no habremos trabajado)
You will not have worked (Usted no habrá trabajado)
They will not have worked (Ellos no habrán trabajado)
 NEGATIVE

REGULAR VERBS
I will not have worked for my uncle. (Yo no habré trabajado para mi tío)
She will not have finished her homework. (Ella no habrá terminado su
tarea)
IRREGULAR VERBS
He will not have read the book that you gave me yesterday. (El no
habrá leído el libro que me diste ayer)
She will not have spoken with him several times. (Ella no habrá hablado
con él varias veces)
 INTERROGATIVE
The questions in perfect future are formed by writing will before the
subject, the subject and at the end, have accompanying the main
verb in participle. The participle of regular verbs is formed with the
ending -ed
Shall/Will + sujeto + have + verbo en past participle + ...?
Example:
• Will I have worked…? (¿Yo habré trabajado?)
• Will he have gone…? (¿Él habrá ido?)
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