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Furture perfect form of to do?

The future perfect form of "to do" is will have done.

Here's how it works:

* Will: This is the modal verb indicating future tense.

* Have: This is the auxiliary verb for perfect tenses.

* Done: This is the past participle of "to do".

Example:

* By next week, I will have done all my homework.

This sentence indicates that the action of doing homework will be completed before the future time reference (next week).

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