Tap the English tiles in the correct order to build a sentence. Three exercise sets: affirmative, negative & questions, and mixed Future Perfect forms.
Set:
Exercise 1. Affirmative: will have + past participle + by...
Tap the English tiles in the correct order to build an affirmative Future Perfect sentence.
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Your sentence
Tap words below to build the sentence…
Word bank
+ Affirmative
Subjectwill havepast participle.
By 6 PM, I will have finished. · She will have left. · They will have arrived.
By the time you arrive, she will have already gone.
− Negative
Subjectwon't havepast participle.
She won't have finished by Friday. · They won't have arrived by 8 PM.
? Question
Willsubjecthavepast participle?
Will you have finished by tomorrow? · Will she have left?
"Will they have arrived?" "Yes, they will." / "No, they won't."
will have: same for all subjects
Subject
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I
will have finished
won't have finished
Will I have finished?
You / We / They
will have finished
won't have finished
Will you have finished?
He / She / It
will have finished ★
won't have finished
Will she have finished?
★ Key:will have is identical for every subject. The past participle does not change either. "by" + future time is the strongest signal for Future Perfect.
When to use Future Perfect
Completed before a specific future time
By 6 PM, I will have finished my work.
Completed before another future action
By the time you arrive, she will have already left.