The futuro anteriore (future perfect) is a compound tense that expresses an action that will have taken place at a future time, before another future action. In English, the future perfect is expressed using will have + past participle. For example, She will have eaten.
The futuro anterior is formed with an auxiliary verb in the future plus the participle of a verb. Following is a table showing the futuro anterior for verbs conjugated with both essere and avere. Note that, as usual, those verbs conjugated with essere must agree in number and gender with their subject.
The futuro anterior is formed with an auxiliary verb in the future plus the participle of a verb. Following is a table showing the futuro anterior for verbs conjugated with both essere and avere. Note that, as usual, those verbs conjugated with essere must agree in number and gender with their subject.
Verbs conjugated with avere | Verbs conjugated with essere |