will have

Shall come to

Will have forms the future perfect tense, indicating something completed before a future point: By next year, I will have finished my degree.

It also expresses confident assumptions about the present or past: You will have noticed the changes.

In casual speech, contractions are common: She'll have left by now.

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plan · expect · anticipate · future · tomorrow · down the road · one day · eventually · soon · in time · promise · destined · meant to be · fated · bound to · certainly · surely · no doubt

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temporal possession

will havehad

Possessed previously

has · possessed

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will, have, wills, willed, willing, willingly, unwilling, unwillingly, willingness

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