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future perfect tense.  \nFuture tense: I will go to the store.  \nFuture perfect tense: I will have gone to the store.  \n1. Harry  will have studied  (study) for 12 years when he graduates.  \n2. Our team   (finish) our season by September.  \n3. Her sister   (do) research before writing her essay.  \n4. The dog   (sleep) for 6 hours by the time I got home.  \n5. By Sunday, my parents   (paint) the whole house.  \n6. I   (clean) everything before my brother wakes up.  \n7. We   (learn) a lot by the end of the year.  \n8. The horse   (leave) the barn by now if the gate was open.  \nNow try on your own:  \n1. Form a sentence using the future tense.  \n2. Form a sentence using the future perfect tense.  \nAnswers  \n1. Harry  will have studied  (study) for 12 years when he graduates.  \n2. Our team  will have finished  (finish) our season by September.  \n3. Her sister  will have done  (do) research before writing her essay.  \n4. The dog  will have slept  (sleep) for 6 hours by the time I got home.  \n5. By Sunday, my parents  will have painted  (paint) the whole house.  \n6. I  will have cleaned  (clean) everything before my brother wakes up.  \n7. We  will have learned  (learn) a lot by the end of the year.  \n8. The horse  will have left  (leave) the barn by now if the gate was open.  \nNow try on your own:  \n1. Form a sentence using the future tense.  \nAnswers will vary.  \n2. 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