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

This video tutorial introduces the future perfect tense in Dutch, comparing it with the pluperfect tense. It explains how to form the future perfect tense using the verb 'vadon', past participle, and the infinitive form of 'haben' or 'sein'. The tutorial provides examples of sentences in the future perfect tense and discusses its use with subordinate clauses, emphasizing the need to move the verb in such cases.

What is the Future Perfect tense used to describe?

• An event that happened before another event in the past.

• An event that will happen after another event in the future.

• An event that is happening right now.

• An event that happened at the same time as another event in the past.

Which of the following is necessary to form the Future Perfect tense?

• A form of the verb 'sein' in the present tense.

• A form of the verb 'haben' in the past tense.

• A form of the verb 'sein' in the future tense.

• A form of the verb 'vadon' and the infinitive form of 'haben' or 'sein'.

In the sentence 'I will have written a book', which tense is being used?

• Past Perfect

• Simple Future

• Present Perfect

• Future Perfect

How is the Future Perfect tense affected by subordinate clauses?

• The verb is moved to the beginning of the clause.

• The verb is omitted from the clause.

• The verb stays in the same position.

• The verb is moved to the end of the clause.

Which of the following sentences correctly uses the Future Perfect tense with a subordinate clause?

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

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

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

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