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Positive Sentences

Subject + Auxiliary Verb1 + Auxiliary Verb2 + Main Verb + _________.

Grammar Rules:

  • Auxiliary Verb1 - "will" is used.
  • Auxiliary Verb2 - have is used.
  • Main Verb
    • Regular verbs - add -ed to the verbs base form.
    • Irregular Verbs - see verb chart past participle/V3.
Subject Auxiliary Verb Auxiliary Verb Main Verb
1st Person I will have eaten dinner.
2st Person We will have finished the book.
3st Person Singular The man will have left for work.
3st Person Plural The women will have enjoyed the move.


Negative Sentences

Subject + Auxiliary Verb1 + Not + Auxiliary Verb2 Main Verb + _________.

Grammar Rules:

  • Auxiliary Verb1 - "will" is used.
  • "Not" - is added after the auxiliary verb "will".
  • Auxiliary Verb2 - the verb "have" is used.
  • Main Verb
    • Regular verbs - add -ed to the verbs base form.
    • Irregular Verbs - see verb chart past participle/V3.
Subject Auxiliary Verb Not Auxiliary Verb Main Verb
1st Person I will not have worked night shift.
2st Person We will not have talked English.
3st Person Singular My wife will not have cooked breakfast.
3st Person Plural The boys will not have cleaned the house.


Questions

Auxiliary Verb1 + Subject + Auxiliary Verb2 + Main Verb + _________.

Grammar Rules:

    • Auxiliary Verb1 - "will" is used.
    • Subject - the subject come before the auxiliary word "will".
    • Auxiliary Verb2 - the verb "have" is used.
    • Main Verb
      • Regular verbs - add -ed to the verbs base form.
      • Irregular Verbs - see verb chart past participle/V3.
Auxiliary Verb Subject Auxiliary Verb Main Verb
1st person Will I have watched the movie?
2nd person Will we have walked all the way?
3rd person singular Will your mother have cleaned the house?
3rd person plural Will your brothers have made a big mess?

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Future Simple Tense

Future Simple Tense

Future Simple Tense Chart

Going To & Will

Will & Would

Future Simple Tense "going to"

Future Simple Tense Chart "going to"

Future Continuous Tense

Future Continuous Verb Tense

Future Continuous Tense Chart

Present Continuous Tense Used As A Future Tense

Future Perfect Tense

Simple Future Perfect Verb Tense

Simple Future Perfect Tense Chart

Future Perfect Continuous Tense

Future Perfect Continuous Tense

Future Perfect Continuous Tense Chart