Future Perfect Tense - 3 Minuten Deutsch #49 (Deutsch) - Deutsch lernen

The video tutorial introduces Future Tense 2 in German, comparing it with the pluperfect tense. It explains how Future Tense 2 is used to describe events that will happen in the future after another event. The formation of this tense involves using a form of the verb, a past participle, and the infinitive of 'to be' or 'have'. The tutorial provides examples to illustrate the tense's usage and discusses its application with subordinate clauses, emphasizing the correct placement of verbs.

What is the main difference between the pluperfect tense and Future Tense 2?

• Pluperfect is used for future events, Future Tense 2 for past events.

• Pluperfect is used for hypothetical events, Future Tense 2 for real events.

• Pluperfect is used for past events before another past event, Future Tense 2 for future events after another future event.

• Pluperfect is used for present events, Future Tense 2 for future events.

Which of the following is necessary to form Future Tense 2?

• A gerund form of the verb.

• A simple past form of the verb.

• A past participle and the infinitive of 'to be' or 'to have'.

• A form of the verb 'to be' or 'to have' in the present tense.

In the sentence 'Next year we will have bought a new car', which tense is being used?

• Present Perfect

• Past Perfect

• Simple Future

• Future Tense 2

How does Future Tense 2 interact with subordinate clauses?

• The verb is omitted in subordinate clauses.

• The verb is placed at the end of the subordinate clause.

• The verb remains in the same position.

• The verb is placed at the beginning of the subordinate clause.

Which of the following sentences correctly uses Future Tense 2 with a subordinate clause?

• When I will have finished my homework, I will go to bed.

• I will have gone to bed when I have finished my homework.

• When I have finished my homework, I will have gone to bed.

• I will go to bed when I will have finished my homework.