Future Perfect Tense

A. Future Perfect Tense Sentence Patterns

            When friends want to make the sentence Future Perfect Tense, you can use affirmative positive, negative and introgative sentence patterns as shown below.

    (+) S + Will / Shall + Have + Verb-3
    (-) S + Will / Shall + Not + Have + Verb-3
    (?) Will / Shall + S + Have + Verb-3?


B. Future Perfect Tense Sentences

          Now that you know the Future Perfect Tense sentence pattern, it's time for you to learn to write Future Perfect Tense sentences. Below are examples of positive, negative and introgative sentences in Future Perfect Tense. Let's see the example sentence below.

    (+) I will have finished my assignment by this time next week.
    (-) I will not have finished my assignment by this time next week.
    (?) Will you have your assignment finished by this time next week?



C. Time Information

          When friends want to make the sentence Future Perfect Tense, friends can add a description of the time that indicates an activity / activity will be completed at a certain time in the future. As the description of the time below.
- By the end of this year: By the end of this year
- By the end of July: By the end of July
- By the end of next week: By the end of next week

D. Use of Future Perfect Tense

           As an example of the situation and explanation of Future Perfect Tense above, the use of Future Perfect Tense is to declare an action that will begin in the future and will have been completed at a certain time in the future. Example:

    I started writing a thesis last month. By the end of next month I will have written it

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