The Future Perfect is formed this way:
The conjugation is fairly simple. Only the subject changes. Here are some examples with I, you, he/she/it, they and we. 1. I will have talked. I will have walked. I will have danced. I will have eaten.
2. You will have talked. You will have walked. You will have danced. You will have eaten.
3. She/He/It will have talked. She/He/It will have walked. She/He/It will have danced. She/He/It will have eaten.
4. They will have talked. They will have walked. They will have danced. They will have eaten.
5. We will have talked. We will have walked. We will have danced. We will have eaten.
ESL cloze exercises can be used for Future Perfect lesson plans for verb conjugation.
Future Perfect Verb Form (five forms the ESL student must learn)
1. Affirmative Usage (e.g., She will have studied future tenses.)
2. Negative Usage (e.g., She will not have studied the Present Perfect.)
3. Yes/No Questions (e.g., Will she have studied the Future Perfect?)
4. Short Answers (e.g., Yes, she will have. No, she won't have.)
5. WH- Questions (e.g., When will she have studied the Future Perfect Continuous?)
Future Perfect Function
The Future Perfect is used to express an activity that will be completed before another time or event in the future. It's usually used with a time clause, for example, "by the time." The time clause will use the Present Simple tense.
Here are some examples:
By the time I finish dinner, you will have eaten two desserts!
She will have studied English for six months by the time she leaves for the U.S.
By the time she sees her son, he will have been in Iraq for two years.
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