Spanish - The Future Perfect Tense Explained In 3 Minutes

Описание: In this video, I’m explaining the future perfect tense in Spanish which is the English version of actions that WILL HAVE happened by some point in the future. This tense similarly uses the verb “haber + [a participle],” but it has to be conjugated in a different way, following a conjugation pattern that is taken from the endings of verbs in the simple future: habré (taken from é), habrás (taken from ás), habrá (taken from á), habremos (taken from emos), habréis (taken from éis), and habrán (taken from án). In the video, I actually only present three examples because the future perfect is one the least used tenses (both in English and Spanish), so it’s more useful to understand how this tense works than to actually use it. More is explained in the video.

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