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Lesson 3.10 - Current Events<br />
G: Future Perfect<br />
In French, the future perfect tense is called the futur antérieur.<br />
Formation<br />
The future perfect is a perfect tense, and therefore consists of an auxiliary verb and a past participle. The<br />
auxiliary verb, avoir or être, is conjugated in the future tense. All rules that apply to the passé composé and<br />
other perfect tenses, such as certain verbs using être as an auxiliary verb, apply to the future perfect as well.<br />
French Grammar • Print version • audio (upload)<br />
The Future Perfect Le futur antérieur<br />
parler<br />
passer<br />
Subject Avoir Conj. Past Part. Subject Être Conj. Past Part.<br />
j' aurai parlé je serai passé(e)<br />
tu auras parlé tu seras passé(e)<br />
il aura parlé il sera passé<br />
elle aura parlé elle sera passée<br />
nous aurons parlé nous serons passé(e)s<br />
vous aurez parlé vous serez passé(e)(s)<br />
ils auront parlé ils seront passés<br />
elles auront parlé elles seront passées<br />
Use<br />
Phrases constructed in the future perfect tense mean "will have ___ed" in both French and English. This<br />
construction is used to say that before an event occurs, something else "will have" occurred by that time.<br />
G: Demonstrative Pronouns<br />
G: Stating If...<br />
V: News<br />
un quotidien a daily newspaper<br />
un hebdomadaire a weekly magazine<br />
l'actualité news, current events<br />
les nouvelles news<br />
les faits divers local news items<br />
se tenir informé(e) to stay informed<br />
la une<br />
the frontpage
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