Will the hut have stood there till tomorrow?

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#1 The Hurricane is becoming stronger.Will the hut have stood there till tomorrow?

This sentence is grammatically correct?
I'm not sure the latter sentence is correct.
If it's not correct, please give me a proper sentence

AlpheccaStars · Accepted Answer

The hurricane is becoming stronger. Will the hut still be standing there tomorrow?

Anonymous · Answer

Thanks! Ms. AS

Will the hut have stood there till tomorrow?

Does the sentence above make sense?

AlpheccaStars · Answer

It's very odd. This is a very dramatic, suspenseful line in a story. It is asking a rhetorical question:

Will the hut have stood there through the raging storm?

Anonymous · Answer

Thanks,Mr.AS

1')The Hurricane is becoming stronger.
Will the hut stand there till tomorrow?

How about this sentence?
Is this still odd?

CalifJim · Answer

AnonymousWill the hut stand there till tomorrow?

This sounds normal to me, though your original with "will have stood" does not.

CJ

Anonymous · Answer

Thanks,Mr.CJ

Now I understand well.
Million Thanks

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