Future Perfect Tense

Future Tense:

Future Tense
Simple Future Tense	Future Continuous Tense	Future Perfect Tense

Future Perfect Tense: The future perfect tense is used to indicate the completion of an action by a certain future time.

Future perfect = use of shall / will + have + V3 (past participle)

Future Perfect Tense
	Singular	Plural
First Person	I shall have worked	We shall have worked
Second Person	You will have worked	You will have worked
Third Person	He will have worked	They will have worked
	She will have worked
	It will have worked

Rules:

• Future perfect tense is used in the always have and V3.

Formula: 

Positive: Subject + shall / will + have + V3 + object

Negative: Subject + shall / will + not + have + V3 + object

Interrogative: shall / will + subject + have + V3 + object

Nag. Int.: shall / will + not + subject + have + V3 + object

Example:

1. I shall have reached the school before the bell rings.
2. You will have finished the work at this time tomorrow.

Example:

में भविष्य में गायक बन गई होंगी ।

Positive: I shall have become a singer in future.

Negative: I shan’t have become a singer in future.

Interrogative: Shall I have become a singer in future?

Neg. Int.: Shan’t I have become a singer in future?

दिव्यानी अगले महीने भारत छोड़ चूकी होंगी ।

Positive: Divyani will have left India next month.

Negative: Divyani won’t have left India next month.

Interrogative: Will Divyani have left India next month?

Neg. Int.: Won’t Divyani have left India next month?

पूजा कल साड़ी पहन चूकी होंगी ।

Positive: Pooja will have worn sari tomorrow.

Negative: Pooja won’t have worn sari tomorrow.

Interrogative: Will Pooja have worn sari tomorrow?

Neg. Int.: Won’t Pooja have worn sari tomorrow?

Future Continuous Tense

Future Tense:

Future Tense
Simple Future Tense	Future Continuous Tense	Future Perfect Tense

Future Continuous Tense: The future continuous tense represents an action going on at same time in future.

Future continuous = use of (shall / will) + be + V1 + ing

Future Continuous Tense
	Singular	Plural
First Person	I shall be eating mango tomorrow	We shall be eating mango tomorrow
Second Person	You will be eating mango tomorrow	You will be eating mango tomorrow
Third Person	He will be eating mango tomorrow	They will be eating mango tomorrow
	She will be eating mango tomorrow
	It will be eating mango tomorrow

Rules:

• In the future continuous tense, we must use “ be “ after the auxiliary will or shall.
• In the future continuous tense, “ be “ is added just before “ ing “.

Formula: 

Positive: Subject + shall / will + be + V1 + ing + object

Negative: Subject + shall / will + not + be + V1 + ing + object

Interrogative: shall / will + subject + be + V1 + ing + object

Nag. Int.: shall / will + not + subject + be + V1 + ing + object

Example:

1. I shall be reading a newspaper at this time tomorrow.
2. Krishna will be weeping.

Example:

अगले महीने भास्कर अमेरिका जा रहा होगा ।

Positive: Bhaskar will be going to America next month.

Negative: Bhaskar won’t be going to America next month.

Interrogative: Will Bhaskar be going to America next month?

Neg. Int.: Won’t Bhaskar be going to America next month?

में गाना गाती रहूँगी ।

Positive: I shall be singing a song.

Negative: I shan’t be singing a song.

Interrogative: Shall I be singing a song?

Neg. Int.: Shan’t I be singing a song?

दिव्यानी पढ़ती रहेगी ।

Positive: Divyani will be studying.

Negative: Divyani won’t be studying.

Interrogative: Will Divyani be studying?

Neg. Int.: Won’t Divyani be studying?