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El Futuro Perfecto is used to express something will have happened. It's easy to form:

yo	habré
tú	habrás
él	habrá	+ past participle
nosotros	habremos
vosotros	habréis
ellos	habrán

It is simply haber in El Futuro Simple plus a past participle.

Read and listen to these examples of irregular verbs conjugated in El Futuro Perfecto:

Habré hecho el examen para la semana que viene.I will have done the exam by next week.

Habrás dicho la verdad.You will have told the truth.

Habrá puesto el cuaderno en la estantería.She will have put the workbook on the shelf.

Habremos visto la película tres veces.We will have seen the film three times.

Habréis vuelto muy contentos del viaje.You will have returned very happy from the trip.

Habrán cubierto la mesa con el mantel.They will have covered the table with the tablecloth.

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Habré hecho el examen para la semana que viene.I will have done the exam by next week.

Habremos visto la película tres veces.We will have seen the film three times.

Habréis vuelto muy contentos del viaje.You will have returned very happy from the trip.

Habrán cubierto la mesa con el mantel.They will have covered the table with the tablecloth.

Yo habré hecho la comida.I will have made lunch.

Habrás dicho la verdad.You will have told the truth.

Nosotros habremos vuelto para las diez.We will have returned by ten.

Habrá puesto el cuaderno en la estantería.She will have put the workbook on the shelf.

Q&A Forum 1 question, 1 answer

EmanuelB2Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

Mantel ... accent

I would like to ak why is the accent in the audio on the second syllable?

Asked 7 months ago

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InmaKwiziq team member

Hola Emanuel

Mantel is a word stressed on the last syllable. It doesn't have a written accent because as per rules of accentuation in Spanish, it needs to end on a vowel or -n or -s. As it is a different consonant (-l) it doesn't take the written accent. Words that are stressed on the last syllable are called "palabras agudas".

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Palabras agudas

Saludos

Inma

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