PPT: Future Perfect Tense | English Grammar for Junior Classes - Class 1 PDF Download

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FUTURE PERFECT 
TENSE
With Mr. Drew Feig
Unraveling The Mysteries Of 
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FUTURE PERFECT 
TENSE
With Mr. Drew Feig
Unraveling The Mysteries Of 
Understand the concept of Future Perfect Tense.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Understand the concept of Future Perfect Tense.
In this presentation, we'll delve into the Future Perfect Tense
and its role in discussing completed actions in the future.
You'll gain insight into the rules for constructing sentences in
Future Perfect Tense, complete with practical examples.
Learn how to form sentences in Future Perfect Tense.
Practice using Future Perfect Tense in modern scenarios.
You'll have the chance to apply your knowledge in
contemporary contexts.
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FUTURE PERFECT 
TENSE
With Mr. Drew Feig
Unraveling The Mysteries Of 
Understand the concept of Future Perfect Tense.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Understand the concept of Future Perfect Tense.
In this presentation, we'll delve into the Future Perfect Tense
and its role in discussing completed actions in the future.
You'll gain insight into the rules for constructing sentences in
Future Perfect Tense, complete with practical examples.
Learn how to form sentences in Future Perfect Tense.
Practice using Future Perfect Tense in modern scenarios.
You'll have the chance to apply your knowledge in
contemporary contexts.
The Future Perfect Tense is
used to express actions that
will be completed before a
specific point or action in the
future. It is formed using "will
have" + the past participle of
the verb.
DEMYSTIFYING
THE FUTURE
PERFECT TENSE
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FUTURE PERFECT 
TENSE
With Mr. Drew Feig
Unraveling The Mysteries Of 
Understand the concept of Future Perfect Tense.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Understand the concept of Future Perfect Tense.
In this presentation, we'll delve into the Future Perfect Tense
and its role in discussing completed actions in the future.
You'll gain insight into the rules for constructing sentences in
Future Perfect Tense, complete with practical examples.
Learn how to form sentences in Future Perfect Tense.
Practice using Future Perfect Tense in modern scenarios.
You'll have the chance to apply your knowledge in
contemporary contexts.
The Future Perfect Tense is
used to express actions that
will be completed before a
specific point or action in the
future. It is formed using "will
have" + the past participle of
the verb.
DEMYSTIFYING
THE FUTURE
PERFECT TENSE
CRAFTING THE FUTURE
PERFECT TENSE
Example: Will he have done it by this evening?
Will + S +  Have + Past Participle ? 
Subject + will + have + past participle +… 
Subject + Will Not + have + past participle + … 
Example: He will have done it by this evening 
Example: He will not have done it by this evening
+
-
?
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FUTURE PERFECT 
TENSE
With Mr. Drew Feig
Unraveling The Mysteries Of 
Understand the concept of Future Perfect Tense.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Understand the concept of Future Perfect Tense.
In this presentation, we'll delve into the Future Perfect Tense
and its role in discussing completed actions in the future.
You'll gain insight into the rules for constructing sentences in
Future Perfect Tense, complete with practical examples.
Learn how to form sentences in Future Perfect Tense.
Practice using Future Perfect Tense in modern scenarios.
You'll have the chance to apply your knowledge in
contemporary contexts.
The Future Perfect Tense is
used to express actions that
will be completed before a
specific point or action in the
future. It is formed using "will
have" + the past participle of
the verb.
DEMYSTIFYING
THE FUTURE
PERFECT TENSE
CRAFTING THE FUTURE
PERFECT TENSE
Example: Will he have done it by this evening?
Will + S +  Have + Past Participle ? 
Subject + will + have + past participle +… 
Subject + Will Not + have + past participle + … 
Example: He will have done it by this evening 
Example: He will not have done it by this evening
+
-
?
FURTHER INSIGHTS
The Future Perfect Tense is often used to emphasize the
completion of an action in the future.
Example: By the time we arrive, they will have already eaten.
Trivia: Did you know that "will have" can be contracted to
"will've" in informal speech and writing?