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Complete the sentences with the futur antérieur form of the verbs in brackets.
- D’ici le mois de juin vous (déménager) à Toulouse.2nd person plural: future form of avoir + past participle of déménager.|-Er verbs construct the past participle with é.By June you’ll have moved to Toulouse.
- Elles ne lui (poser) pas la question.3rd person plural: future form of avoir + past participle of poser.|-Er verbs construct the past participle with é.They won’t have asked him.
- Tu (passer) beaucoup de temps à la plage.2nd person singular: future form of avoir + past participle of passer.|-Er verbs construct the past participle with é.You’ll have spent a lot of time at the beach.
- Jusqu’à la fin de la semaine j’(apprendre) la chanson.1st person singular: future form of avoir + past participle of apprendre.|Prendre and its derivatives are irregular verbs. See the list of irregular verbs.By the end of the week I’ll have learned the song.
- D’ici à demain nous (finir) nos exercices.By tomorrow we’ll have finished our exercises.]|1st person plural: future form of avoir + past participle of finir.|-Ir verbs construct the past participle with i.
Complete the sentences with the futur antérieur form of the verbs in brackets.
- Jean (prendre) certainement un autre bus.3rd person singular: future form of avoir + past participle of prendre.|Prendre is an irregular verb.|See the list of irregular verbs.Jean will surely have taken a different bus.
- D’ici à demain tu (écrire) la lettre.2nd person singular: future form of avoir + past participle of écrire. Écrire is an irregular verb. See the list of irregular verbs.By tomorrow you’ll have written the letter.
- D’ici à ce soir nous (courir) 15 km.1st person plural: future form of avoir + past participle of courir.|Courir is an irregular verb. See the list of irregular verbs.By this evening we’ll have run 15 km.
- Ils (rentrer) peut-être déjà à la maison.3rd person plural: future form of être + past participle of rentrer.|-Er verbs construct the past participle with é.|For constructions using être, the participle agrees in gender and number with the subject (ils → masculine plural)Perhaps they’ll have already gone home.
- D’ici là elle (se réveiller) de nouveau .3rd person singular: future form of être + past participle of se réveiller.|For constructions using être, the participle agrees in gender and number with the subject (elle → feminine singular)By then she’ll have woken up again.