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اقتباس:
Future perfect has two forms: a( will have + past participle b) be going to have + p.p so this reveals that there is no use in this tense concerning evidence or something else The use of this tense is a) an action in the future before another one You can call me at work at 8am. I will have arrived at the office by 8 b) it also expresses past in the future When you arrive, the train will have left According to the sentence in the exam I see it is future perfect will have run However, the sentence in the book talks about a fact that will happen in the future English was spoken, is spoken, will be spoken . Speaking in English or the use of English will never come to an end PLEASE ACCEPT MY LITTLE COMMENT AND THANKS FOR YOUR PATIENCE |
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