Advanced … min read · Updated 2026-06-20
Future Perfect
Use will have + past participle for an action that will be completed before a future time.
By next year, I will have graduated.
By 8 p.m. she will have finished the work.
They will have left by then.
Often used with by + future time: by Monday, by 2030, by the time you arrive.
Common mistake: Mixing it with future simple. I will finish (simple action) vs I will have finished by 5 (completed before a future point).
✏️ Test Yourself
1. By June I ___ (complete) the course.
2. By then they ___ (leave).
3. By next week she ___ (read) the book.
4. By 10, we ___ (arrive).
📒 Words to learn
Intend (v)
Balochi
ارادہ کنگ
Urdu
ارادہ کرنا
“He intends for getting higher education.”
Constantly (adv)
Balochi
بار بار ءَ
Urdu
مسلسل
“The earth constantly revolves around the sun.”
Attractive (adj)
Balochi
وَت کَش
Urdu
پر کشش
“Gayle is an attractive cricketer.”
Anemia (n)
Balochi
کم حونی
Urdu
خون کی کمی
“There is no any treatment of anemia.”
Illustration (n)
Balochi
مِسال
Urdu
مثال
“He was an illustration of humanity.”
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