THE

FUTURE PANCA BHAKTI MIDWIFERY

PERFECT ACADEMY
BANDAR LAMPUNG
Lecturer :
TENSE Moch. Idi Amin, S.S.,M.Pd.,
Dipl.TEFL

Submitted as the requirements

to
fulfilled one of the task in English Group 8 :
for midwifery subject 1.Annisa (1816006)
2.Desi Ratnasari (1816012)
 
3.Ella Sintia Sari (1816018)
4.Linda Vionanda (1816022)
5.Melisda Fitria Effendi (1816024)
6.Mesi Indah Sari (1816025)
 OPENING
The Future Perfect Tense
The FUTURE PERFECT TENSE indicates that an action will have been completed
(finished or "perfected") at some point in the future. This tense is formed with "will"
plus "have" plus the past participle of the verb (which can be either regular or
irregular in form): "I will have spent all my money by this time next year.

By the time I’m thirty years old, I will have travelled

to Europe.
Future perfect affirmative statements

1. I will have started the school by this time next year. (start —

started)
2. I'll have graduated college in two years. (graduate — graduated)
3. She will have worked in every department before she becomes
manager. (work — worked)
4. She'll have worked here for 20 years next June.
5. If it continues, tomorrow it will have rained for twelve days in a
row. (rain — rained).
6. I'm sure the store will have opened by now. (open — opened)
7. We'll have already talked by tomorrow. (talk — talked)
Future perfect negative statements

 Don't worry. They won't have arrived at my house before I get there.

 They will not have found the cure for cancer by the end of this
century.
 I will not have started cleaning the house until tomorrow.
 It's only 3 AM in Bangkok. My mother will not have heard from her
sister yet.
 Ten years from now, my son still will not have gotten married.
 By the time my parents read the note, I will
have already boarded the plane.
 • Sometimes, you can use the future
When to perfect tense and the simple future
Use the tense interchangeably. In these two
Future sentences, there is no real
Perfect difference in meaning because the
Tense word before makes the sequence of
events clear:
• The future perfect tense is only for
actions that will be complete before
When Not
a specified point in the future. In
to Use the
other words, the action you’re
Future
talking about must have a deadline.
Perfect
If you don’t mention a deadline, use
Tense
the simple future tense instead of
the future perfect tense.
 How to Ask a Question

Wh-

 How long will you have you

studied English?
 Where will you have traveled
by the end of your trip?
 How much will he have spent
on his education when he
graduates?

Yes / No Questions
 Will you have you learned
some Chinese before you
move to China?
 Will we have finished the
course material before the
exam?
 Will they have they gone to
bed already?
 Verbs in the
Future Perfect Tense

Common Regular Verbs in the

Future Perfect Tense

Common Irregular Verbs in the

Future Perfect Tense
 Exercise :
Make sentences in Future Perfect
Tense.

Possitive Negative Question

By the time of next week. He will ( write ) 10 Letters to her

By the time of next week. He By the time of next week.

By the time of next week. He
will not have 10 Letters to Will he have 10 Letters to
will have 10 Letters to her
her her ?

By the time of next week. 10 By the time of next week. 10 By the time of next week.
Letters will have been to Letters will not have been Will 10 Letters have been to
her by him. to her by him. her by him ?

She will (continue) her study before she get married.

She will have continued her She will not have continued Will she have continued her
study before she get her study before she get study before she get married
married. married. ?

Her study will have been Her study will not have Will her study have been
continued by him before been continued by him continued by him before
she get married. before she get married. she get married ?
 Exercise :
Make sentences in Future Perfect
Tense.
Thank You