Future Perfect Tense in Italian: Futuro Anteriore

The video tutorial explains the future perfect tense, its etymology, and usage in Italian and English. It highlights the tense's role in describing actions completed in the future, especially when two future actions are involved. The tutorial covers the compound tense structure, using auxiliary verbs, and provides contextual examples. Additionally, it discusses using the future perfect tense to express probability or conjecture in the past.

What does the term 'perfect' signify in the context of future perfect tense?

• An action that is completed

• An action that is uncertain

• An action that is ongoing

• An action that is hypothetical

In the sentence 'When I will have graduated, I will look for a job', which tense is used for the action of graduating?

• Simple future

• Past perfect

• Present perfect

• Future perfect

Which auxiliary verb is used with transitive verbs in the future perfect tense?

• Fare

• Avere

• Essere

• Stare

How is the future form of auxiliary verbs created in the future perfect tense?

• By adding a prefix

• By using the past form

• By changing the verb ending

• By using the present form

What is the Italian term for future perfect tense?

• Passato Prossimo

• Futuro Anteriore

• Futuro Semplice

• Imperfetto

What is a unique use of the future perfect tense besides describing future actions?

• Expressing certainty

• Expressing a wish

• Expressing a command

• Expressing a probability or conjecture in the past

Which of the following sentences correctly uses the future perfect tense?

• I have eaten dinner by 8 PM.

• I will have eaten dinner by 8 PM.

• I will have eat dinner by 8 PM.

• I will eat dinner by 8 PM.