Future perfect: habré terminado
I will have done it
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I will have done it
habré / habrás / habrá + participle marks a completed action before a future point: Para las cinco, habré terminado.
Examples in context
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Completed by a deadline
Use para + time to set deadline.
Para las cinco, habré terminado el informe.
By five o'clock, I will have finished the report.
Supposition about the past
Expresses probability regarding a past event.
Habrán salido ya.
They have probably already left.
Common mix-ups
Use habré with yo. The future perfect describes something completed by a future point.
By noon, I will have finished.
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By tomorrow, we will have finished the book.
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Para mañana, habremos terminado el libro.
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