1. Future and Conditional Perfect

2. You should be able to predict these two tenses. Perfect means that you’ll have,  in English, “has,” “have,” or “had”  in Spanish, a form of “haber”  In BOTH, a past participle (hablado) Future means that you’ll have,  in English, the word “will”  in Spanish, the future of “haber” Conditional means that you’ll have,  in English, the word “would”  in Spanish, the conditional of “haber”

3. Following are the future perfect forms of “haber”: habréhabremos habráshabréis habráhabrán Put these helping verbs with a past participle to form the future perfect: future perfect ↓ ↓ habré hablado – I will have spoken

4. Click here to go to a brief practice exercise.here

5. Following are the conditional perfect forms of “haber”: habríahabríamos habríashabríais habríahabrían Put these helping verbs with a past participle to form the future perfect: conditional perfect ↓ ↓ habría hablado – I would have spoken

6. Click here to go to a brief practice exercise.here