Question about sentences
Dear all,
I have seen the following sentences in a book. I would like to know whether they are correct, if so kindly tell me the meaning. How that "have been" comes there?
Where will you have been by 11 P.M?
I will have been in US by 11 P.M.
Thank you.
Top answer
It's the future perfect tense of be . I will have been; you will have been; he will have been ; etc. In your sentences it is correct, but it is somewhat inappropriate because you can use the simpler future tense to convey the same idea.
- It's the future perfect tense of be .
- I will have been; you will have been; he will have been ; etc.
- In your sentences it is correct, but it is somewhat inappropriate because you can use the simpler future tense to convey the same idea.
- Where will you be by 11 pm?
- S.
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It's the future perfect tense of be.
I will have been; you will have been; he will have been; etc.
In your sentences it is correct, but it is somewhat inappropriate because you can use the simpler future tense to convey the same idea.
Where will you be by 11 pm?
I'll be in the U.S. by 11 pm.
CJ
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