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    Notebook 29-03-2021

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    This document discusses the future perfect tense and provides examples of how it is used to predict the present or past from a future point of reference. It states that the future perfect tense is used to talk about actions that will be completed before a certain time in the future, and gives examples such as "It's dinner time, they will have already had dinner" and "It's 7 o'clock, the debate will have ended tonight."

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    This document discusses the future perfect tense and provides examples of how it is used to predict the present or past from a future point of reference. It states that the future perfect tense is used to talk about actions that will be completed before a certain time in the future, and gives examples such as "It's dinner time, they will have already had dinner" and "It's 7 o'clock, the debate will have ended tonight."

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    This document discusses the future perfect tense and provides examples of how it is used to predict the present or past from a future point of reference. It states that the future perfect tense is used to talk about actions that will be completed before a certain time in the future, and gives examples such as "It's dinner time, they will have already had dinner" and "It's 7 o'clock, the debate will have ended tonight."

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    NOTEBOOK

    Future perfect is used to predict the


    present.
    • it's dinner time, they will have
    already had dinner
    • Lynn will have studied for month.
    • It's 7 o'clock, the debate will have
    ended tonight
    • She this one will not be gone
    BY: “SANCHEZ”

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