:::warning # FUTURE PERFECT ::: | Pronoun | Affirmative | Negotiation | Question | | ------------- | ------------------------------- | -------------------------------- | -------------------------------- | | I | I will have played. | I won't have played. | Will I have played ? | | We | We will have played. | We won't have played. | Will we have played ? | | You | You will have played. | You won't have played. | Will you have played ? | | They | They will have played. | They won't have played. | Will they have played ? | | He / She / It | He / She / It will have played. | He / She / It won't have played. | Will He / She / It have played ? | FORM : ___will + have + past participle__ OR __be + going to + have + past participle___ :::info The __FUTURE PERFECT__ is used to speak about: ::: - completed action happening **before** something in the future - for duration **before** something in the future **Examples:** - We **will have arrived** Cairo by this time next week. **OR:** - We are **going to have** arrived in Cairo by this time next week. (Both actions will happen in the future. They will arrive in Cairo [finished action] before a certain point in time next week.) --- - We **will have been** in Cairo for three weeks by the time you get here. **OR:** - We are **going to have been** in Cairo for three weeks by the time you get here. (Both actions will happen in the future. The first action happened over a duration of time [being in Cairo] before another action [the other person arrives]) :::warning __GOING TO HAVE BEEN__ a bit bulky, but you can use it. :::