Future Perfect Tense
a.
It expresses an activity that will be
completed before another time or event in the future.
Example
I
will graduate in June. I will see you in July. By the next time I see you I
will have graduated.
I
will have finished my homework by the time you come to night.
b.
It expresses an assumption.
(I
assume/suppose that you have heard it)
More
Examples
Positive
Sentence
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He will have revised his lesson.
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She will have cooked food.
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Zahid will have taken a bath.
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We shall have run in the ground.
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The do will have eaten meat.
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She will have bought toys.
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The washer man will have ironed the
clothes.
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Najma will have sung a song.
Negative Sentence
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He will not have eaten his meal.
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She will not have written a letter.
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He will not have sold milk.
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The gardener will not have picked flowers.
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Zahid will not have learnt his lesson.
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We shall not have seen the match.
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The horses will not have eaten grass.
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I shall not have finished my work.
Interrogative Sentence
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Will you have written a letter?
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Will you have taken a bath?
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Will they have plucked flowers?
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Will Zahid have learnt the lesson?
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Will Nasima have finished her work?
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Will the sparrow have made a nest?
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Will the patient have taken the medicine?
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Will the servant have made the bed?