Definition
Definition of future perfect - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
grammar tenseTECH. tense indicating an action will be completed before another time or eventTECH.
- 'I will have finished by then' uses the future perfect..
2.
linguisticsTECH. tense showing action completed in the futureTECH.
- She will have finished the project by then, using the future perfect.
Expressions with future perfect
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tense showing action completed before a future time
By next year, she will have mastered the future perfect tense.
Terms with future perfect included in their meaning
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future perfect
verb form showing action completed before a specified future time
future perfect
nonstandard contraction of 'that will have'
future perfect
contraction of will have as auxiliary verb
Examples of future perfect in a sentence
The future perfect is used in 'They will have arrived by 5 PM.' By tomorrow, they will have completed the project. In a week, he will have finished the marathon.
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- French:futur antérieur, temps futur parfait, ...
- German:Futur II, ...
- Italian:futuro anteriore, tempo futuro perfetto, ...
- Spanish:futuro perfecto, pretérito perfecto futuro, ...
- Portuguese:futuro perfeito, tempo futuro perfeito, ...
- Chinese:将来完成时, 未来完成时态, ...
- Japanese:未来完了, 未来完了時制, ...
- Arabic:المُسْتَقْبَل التَّام, زمن المستقبل التام, ...
- Hebrew:עָתִיד מֻשְׁלָם, עָתִיד מֻשְׁלָם, ...
- Russian:будущее совершенное, будущее совершённое время, ...
- Ukrainian:майбутній доконаний час, майбутній перфектний час, ...
- Hindi:पूर्ण भविष्य काल, भविष्यत काल पूर्ण, ...
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