[Grammar] Future perfect tense

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Can someone tell me if this is correct:

If you will have gone to store, please, buy me a pack of cigarettes.
 
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No, it's not correct.

'If you're going to the store, please buy me a pack of cigarettes.'

Rover
 
What made you use "future perfect tense" at all? What do you want to say that you can't say with "if you are going ..." ? Anything special??
 
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