grammar · neutral
will have been + past participle
Future perfect passive: indicates that something will have been done by a certain future time.
Examples
“By 2025, the new bridges will have been built across the river.”
“By the end of the day, all orders will have been processed.”
“The site will have been secured before visitors arrive.”
Band 8 sentence
“If current plans proceed, by the time the festival opens the temporary bridges will have been erected and safety checks completed.”
Collocations
- will have been + past participle + by + time
- will have been completed / will have been implemented
Common mistakes
By Monday the report will have completed.→By Monday the report will have been completed.
The tasks will have been finished by then→(same)
Say it for a higher band
5will + V (active)→6will have + past participle (active)→7+will have been + past participle
Easily confused
will have + past participle
“By noon they will have finished the renovation.”
will be + past participle
“The road will be closed next week.”
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