Understanding Future Perfect Tense

What is the primary function of the future perfect tense?

• To express a habitual action

• To describe an ongoing action

• To show a future event with a definitive end

• To indicate a past event

Which of the following is the correct structure for a positive future perfect tense sentence?

• Subject + will + have + verb base form + object

• Subject + will + have + verb third form + object

• Subject + have + will + verb third form + object

• Subject + will + verb third form + have + object

How do you form a negative sentence in the future perfect tense?

• Subject + will + have + not + verb third form + object

• Subject + will + not + have + verb third form + object

• Subject + have + will + not + verb third form + object

• Subject + will + have + verb third form + not + object

In an interrogative future perfect tense sentence, what is the correct order of words?

• Subject + have + will + verb third form + object + question mark

• Subject + will + have + verb third form + object + question mark

• Will + subject + have + verb third form + object + question mark

• Will + have + subject + verb third form + object + question mark

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