El futuro perfecto.

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El futuro perfecto

El futuro perfecto Use the future perfect tense to express what will have happened by a certain time. To form the future perfect, use the future of the verb haber with the past participle of the verb. Here are all the future perfect tense forms of inventar:

El futuro perfecto

El futuro perfecto Para el año 2050 los científicos habrán descubierto otras fuentes de energía. By 2050, scientists will have discovered other energy sources. • The future perfect tense is often used with dentro de + time. Dentro de cinco años, habremos aprendido mucho sobre la genética. In five years, we will have learned a lot about genetics.

El futuro perfecto • You also use the future perfect tense to speculate about something that may have happened in the past. —Laura no me llamó. ¿Qué le habrá pasado? —Se habrá enterado de que no ibas. —Laura didn’t call me. What could have happened to her? —Perhaps she found out you were not coming.

Uso de los complementos directos e indirectos You already know the direct object pronouns (me, te, lo, la, nos, os, los, las) and the indirect object pronouns (me, te, le, nos, os, les) in Spanish. When you use a direct and an indirect object pronoun together, place the indirect object pronoun before the direct object pronoun. —Si necesitas un teléfono celular, yo te lo doy. ¿Quién te prestará la computadora? —Octavio me la prestará.

Uso de los complementos directos e indirectos When the indirect object pronoun le or les comes before the direct object pronoun lo, la, los, or las, change le or les to se. In these cases, you often add the prepositional phrase a Ud., a él, a ella, etc. or a + a noun or a person’s name for clarification. —¿A quién le comunicarán la noticia del descubrimiento? —Se la comunicaremos a Carlos. —José y Adela quieren leer los libros sobre el nuevo invento. ¿Puedes prestárselos?

Uso de los complementos directos e indirectos When you attach two object pronouns to an infinitive, a command, or a present participle, you must add an accent mark to preserve the original stress. —Quiero ver las fotos que van a usar para el mercadeo. Dámelas, por favor. —No puedo dártelas hoy, espera hasta mañana.