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FUTURE PERFECT/FUTURE PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

The future perfect progressive it is used to talk about an action that begins in the past, the present or the future and continues until it is completed at some point in the future.

future perfect progressive

The future perfect progressive is formed with the verb to have in simple future plus the participle been and a gerund.

will have+ been + gerund

examples

-I will have been living in Italy for one month when you visit.

-You will have been running for two hours when the sun comes up.

FUTURE PERFECT

STRUCTURE

AFFIRMATIVE:

SUBJECT+WILL+HAVE+PAST PARTICIPLE

i will have gone

interrogative:

will+subject+have+past participle?

will you have gone?

negative:

subject+wont+have+past participle

i wont have gone

EXPRESSIONS

EXAMPLES

BY TOMORROW, I will have finished this book

BY FIVE O´CLOCK we will have arrived home