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I will have finished the book by friday.

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Since 2019, she had worked here

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When she had left her house he arrived

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1. Are we talking about the past?
2. How many actions are there in the past?
3. Did both actions happen at the same time?
4. Which action happened first?

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1. Do we know when the action started?
2. Does the action continue up to and include the present?
3. Does he still work here?
4. What are we interested in - the duration or when something started?

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1. Imagine it is Friday - is the book finished?
2. Is the action completed between now and Friday?
3. Do we know exactly when?

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CONSIDERING THIS. MAKE PERFECT SENTENCES USING THE TIME LINES AND THE WORDS - DISCUSS THE QUESTIONS BELOW. 

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CONSIDERING THIS. MAKE PERFECT SENTENCES USING THE TIME LINES AND THE WORDS - DISCUSS THE QUESTIONS BELOW. 

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We use the future perfect to talk about a future action that will be completed at or before a specific time. it is commonly used with 'by'

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We use the past perfect to indicate that one activity happened before another activity in the past.

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We use present perfect to talk about an activity that started in the past but has a connection with the present. The activity has not finished yet.