1) what is grammatically wrong in writing "will she has gone home" ?
and
2) does writing "will she have gone home" is correct?
3) which is the correct way to write that sentence?
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Thanks
ted
the structure is completely incorrect.
you can not use WILL with HAVE+VERB
the correct fom may be:
Has she gone home?
will she go home?
Hello,Ted,
You can only use the Infinitive after will.
Will she have gone home if I drop in at seven?
Bye
You can. "Will" is a modal verb, "have" indicates the perfect aspect. Most grammar books call this the "future perfect", and it's perfectly correct.Originally Posted by matilda
Humble is correct: modal verbs take the basic form of the verb (also known as the "infinitive without 'to'"). "Has" is the third-person singular simple present.
thank you all, and a little kiss on all your forheads as appreciation -
we call it a "special" kiss - a relflection of "love that embrasses all" :![]()
in this part of the world.
bye for now.
tj