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The Futuro Anteriore is used to describe an action that will be completed in the future before another future action begins. It is often introduced by words like appena (as soon as), dopo che (after), or quando (when).
It is formed using the Futuro Semplice of the auxiliary verb (avere or essere) + the Past Participle.
How is the Futuro Anteriore (Future Perfect) formed?
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