The Future Perfect
FORM: will + has / have + verb+ed/en
The future perfect describes an activity that will be completed before another time or event in the future.
- I will graduate next month. I will not see you until sometime next year. By the time I see you, I will have graduated.
- I will have eaten by the time you get to my house.
Statement
{ I – You – We – They – He – She – It } will have eaten by the time the TV program starts.
Negative
{ I – You – We – They – He – She – It } will not have eaten by the time the program starts.
Question
Won’t { I – you – we – they – he – she – it } have eaten by the time the program starts?
Short Answer
Yes, { I – we – you – they – he – she – it } will.
No, { I – we – you – they – he – she – it } won’t.