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Past Future Perfect Tense
Past Future Perfect Tense
Past Future Perfect Tense
PERFECT TENSE
DEFINITION
Past future perfect tense is a verb
form to discuss activities that would
have been done in the past.
This form is commonly used in the
main clause of a conditional
sentence.
FORMULA
1. VERBAL SENTENCE
(+) S + Should / would + have + Verb 3
(-) S + Should / would + not + have + Verb 3
(?) Should / would + S + have + Verb 3
2 . NOMINAL SENTENCE
(+) S + would/ should + have + been + complement
(-) S + would/ should + not + have + been +
complement
(?) would/ should + S + have + been + complement
EXAMPLE
VERBAL
(+) Dewi should have given me a new book last week
(-) Dewi should not have given me a new book last week
(?) Should Dewi have given me a new book last week ?
(+) They would have been in Surabaya before the end of last
year
(-) They would not have been in Surabaya before the end of last
year
(?) Would they have been in Surabaya before the end of last year
?
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