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Hoony Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Will have pp ???


In the paragraph above, what does 'will have solved' mean?

In other words, what does ' will have pp' usually mean ???

  

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"will have pp" is future perfect tense; this normally describes something that will be completed at/by a future time. g. "I will have finished this by midday" means that at midday it will (if it goes to plan) be true that "I have finished this".

  • "will have pp" is future perfect tense; this normally describes something that will be completed at/by a future time.
  • g.
  • "I will have finished this by midday" means that at midday it will (if it goes to plan) be true that "I have finished this".
  • In your example, however, "will" is less about a specific future time, and more just the speaker's assertion/belief about the way in which things generally work.
  • The event described exists in a kind of "imaginary future" of the speaker's prediction.
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"will have pp" is future perfect tense; this normally describes something that will be completed at/by a future time. E.g. "I will have finished this by midday" means that at midday it will (if it goes to plan) be true that "I have finished this". In your example, however, "will" is less about a specific future time, and more just the speaker's assertion/belief about the way in which things ge

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