Composite future (indicative mood)

Composite future (indicative mood)

The composite future of indicative mood, also called perfect, is a verbal tense which is formed by conjugating the auxiliary verb "have" in future simple followed by participle of the main verb. For example: I wonder how i know will have broken the glass.

Uses of the future compound

Verbs in the future compound can be used in different contexts and with different nuances:

Examples of verbs in the future compound

Examples of sentences with verbs in the future compound

1. Next year Mariel will have ended his career.
2. I wonder where they will have gone everyone.
3. For when winter comes, already will have collected enough firewood.
4. ¿There will have been any setbacks that have not yet arrived?
5. In a month we will have finished remodeling the house.
6. If you can't find it in his apartment, I guess will have left to make purchases.
7. When they return from a trip, will have spent all your savings.
8. The door was open, will have come someone while I was gone.
9. Something he will have bothered if he doesn't answer your calls.
10. By the time we get back he will have finished summer.
11. You will have said the truth to his mother?
12. By the time the player recovers from the injury, will have concluded the championship.
13. Already will have ordered the whole house for when you decide to help me.
14. I know will have surprised a lot to hear the news, right?
15. In two months will be over the year and we have not resolved our vacations.
16. Who will he will have eaten the whole cake?
17. By March of next year, already will have been born the boy.
18. When he reaches the goal I will have run 21 kilometers.
19. By the time he comes back, she already knows there will betaken off.
20. Two years from now, the company he will have recovered its place in the market.
21. The referee wonders if the foul It will have been intentional or not.
22. We were supposed to meet tonight and he never came will have forgotten to come?
23. Before she dawns, man there will bedead.
24. She took cold and now she feels bad, I suspect that she is there will besick.
25. The woman has no idea where they will have put their children.

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