1. Future and Conditional Perfect

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