Future Perfect-

Future Perfect-

Spanish 3/4

What is the Future Perfect and what does it mean?

Is normally used to refer to an event or action that hasn't happened yet but is expected or predicted to occur before another occurrence.

Future Perfect Tense-

Is also used to indicate a future event that has a definitive end date...

How to form the Future Perfect Tense-

yo- habré nosotros- habremos

tú- habrás

singular- habrá plural- habrán

Plus the past participle from the Present Perfect and Past Perfect-

the exact same- regular and irregular

You will translate the sentences on the next slides.

Translate-

1. I will have studied before I have taken the test.

2. He will have written the book before the new year.

3. She will have paid the bill at the store.

4. We will have returned from Spain with my family.

Translate these sentences- All three types-

1. We have eaten dinner with a new family.

2. I had studied a lot for the test.

3. They will have arrived late to the movies.

Multiple Choice

You all will have voted 

• habrán votado
• habrían votado
• habían votado
• habíamos votado 

Multiple Choice

Carmen y Diego ____ graduado de OLCHS el año que viene. 

• se habían graduado
• se habían graduado
• se habrían graduado
• se habrán graduado

Multiple Choice

Carmen and I will have placed 

• habremos puesto
• habréis puesto
• habrá puesto
• había puesto 

Multiple Choice

What does the Future Perfect Tense indicate in English?

• will 
• will have
• would
• might

Multiple Choice

_{yo saber}

• yo habré sabido
• yo habre sabido
• yo habre supido
• yo he sabido

Multiple Choice

han abierto

• they had closed

• they have opened

• they had opened

• they will have opened

Multiple Choice

he dicho

• I have said

• you have said

• he has said

• I had said

Multiple Choice

ha pescado

• we have fished

• we had fished

• he has fished

• you have fished

Multiple Choice

habías cerrado

• You had closed

• You have closed

• I have closed

• You will have closed