2C - Future Perfect Review

Question 1

How to Form Present Perfect Tense

Answer 1

Future Conjugation of haber + past participle

Question 2

Meaning of Future Perfect

Answer 2

To ‘…will have…’ done something; Negatives are formed with ‘no’ in front of the conjugated form of haber.

Question 3

haber - 1PS Future

Answer 3

habré

Question 4

haber - 2PS Future

Answer 4

habrás

Question 5

haber - 3PS Future

Answer 5

habrá

Question 6

haber - 1PP Future

Answer 6

habremos

Question 7

haber - 2PP Future

Answer 7

habréis

Question 8

haber - 3PP Future

Answer 8

habrán

Question 9

What is the Future Perfect Tense used to mean?

Answer 9

“…to describe what will have happened in the future before a different action takes place or by a specific time.”

Question 10

How is the FPT used for ‘likelihood’ or ‘supposition’?

Answer 10

The future perfect tense can often be translated as “must have” - “may have” - or “might have” to refer to something that has already occurred

Question 11

How is the FPT used in the negative for ‘likelihood’ or ‘supposition’?

Answer 11

The future perfect forms in the negative a sort of rhetorical statement or question. In other words, the statement or question becomes less speculative and assumes agreement by the listener.