ASK A QUESTION The Grammatical Sentence of the Day(2010-03-28)
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Grammar game: The Grammatical Sentence of the Day ..... Future Perfect English Form: [Subject + Will + Have + Past participle main verb] Spanish Form: [Subject + Future tense of Haber verb + Past participle of main verb]
Note: You can sometimes think of the future perfect tense like the present perfect tense, but instead of your viewpoint being in the present, it is in the future.
These are the rules:
- Everyday participants will be asked to write a sentence in the mood and tense specified.
- You must write your sentence in both Spanish and English.
- You can use any verb and any pronoun, but you must keep mode and tense
- You can post as many answers as you like
Everyday the most voted sentence (or more elaborated) will receive the prize to the best answer.
I can do it!...
Please, do not forget to be generous with your voting...Thanks
- Good afternoon, Carlos - nizhoni1 Mar 28, 2010 flag
- Buenas tardes, Nizhoni. - Carlos-F Mar 28, 2010 flag
- Another great exercise, Carlos. You just keep going and going! - Maria-Russel Mar 29, 2010 flag
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¿Habrán comido para el momento en que llegue?
Will you have eaten by the time that I get there?
- Mar 28, 2010
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- ¿Habrán comido para el momento en que llegue? - Carlos-F Mar 28, 2010 flag
- Gracias. - torrontes75 Mar 28, 2010 flag
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Para esta fecha el próximo año, habré completado las renovaciones en mi finca.
¿Cómo se dice, "by this time next year" en español?
Corregid mi español, por favor. Gracias.
By this time next year, I will have completed the renovations on my country home.
How do you say, "by this time next year" in Spanish?
Correct my Spanish, please. Thanks.
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Mañana por la mañana ella habrá terminado de hacer 10 hamburguesas como esto.
Tomorrow morning she will have finished making 10 hamburgers like this.
- Mar 28, 2010
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- making 10 cakes - torrontes75 Mar 28, 2010 flag
- Gracias, Tanya - Fidalguinho Mar 28, 2010 flag
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Habré aprendido dos tiempos verbales más para pasado mañana. ¡Gracias, Carlos!
I will have learned two more verb tenses by the day after tomorrow. Thanks, Carlos!
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Habré completado todas las formas de la conjugación cuando Carlos termine estos ejercicios. I will have completed all the conjugation forms by the time Carlos finishes these exercises.
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A las tres mañana habré recibido la mayoría de los votos para esta respuesta. Espero 
At (by) three o'clock tomorrow I will have received most votes for this answer. I hope.
- Benz recently corrected my use of espero and said supongo was better - nizhoni1 Mar 28, 2010 flag
- For me that sounds a little presumptious because, for me, that means "I suppose" - I could be wrong. I wonder what Benz thinks. - ian-hill Mar 28, 2010 flag
- I never asked. Some of these things I just go with - nizhoni1 Mar 29, 2010 flag
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La próxima semana a esta hora, los niños habrán comido demasidos dulces de Pascua.
By this time next week, the children will have eaten too much Easter candy.
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Para el fin del año, este ejercicio habrá acabado y la pobre pelota de Carlos podrá descansar.
By the end of the year, this exercise will have finished and Carlos' poor ball will be able to rest.
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(Ellos) Habrán acumulados todas sus creditos por junio.
They will have accumulated all their credits by June.
- Mar 28, 2010
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