j'aurai voyagé - Why does it use future and past tenses?
What does 'j'aurai voyagé' translate as in english and why does it use the future tense and passé composé?
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It's the future perfect tense, or also known as the futur antérieur.
It translates as "will have ___", or in your case, I will have travelled.
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It is that we call "futur antérieur"
HOW TO MAKE IT
Pronom (je tu il elle ....) + auxilière (être ou avoir) + verbe
Example:
j'aurai voyagé
tu auras voyagé
il aura voyagé
nous aurons voyagé
vous aurez voyagé
ils auront voyagé
Je serai parti
Tu seras parti
Il sera parti
Nous serons partis
Vous serez partis
Ils seront partis
HOW TO USE IT
When two actions will happen in the future we express the first one with the "futur antérieur" and the next one with the "futur"
Example :
Quand tu seras parti (futur antérieur), ils fermeront la porte(futur).
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