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Future Perfect

Future Perfect. The future perfect tense is used to say what will have happened by a certain time. Example: Doctors will have cured cancer by 2050. Step 1: Conjugate the verb “haber” in the future tense.

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Future Perfect

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  1. Future Perfect The future perfect tense is used to say what will have happened by a certain time. Example: Doctors will have cured cancer by 2050. Step 1: Conjugate the verb “haber” in the future tense. Step 2: Create the past participle of the second verb by dropping the AR, ER, or IR and adding –ado to –AR verbs, and ido to –ER and –IR verbs. Ejemplos: hablar = hablado comer = comido vivir = vivido

  2. Irregular Past Participles caer, leer, oír, traer, creer, & reír need an accent mark on the “i” of the –ido. The following verbs have irregular participles which must be memorized *If there is a pronoun, it is placed before the conjugation of “haber”

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