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For questions about the future perfect, which is will/shall + have + the past participle of the main verb.
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Is — where will I have left my keys? — grammatical?
You're actually adding both "will" and "have" in your proposed sentence. So, there are three options:
Where will I have left my keys?
Where will I leave my keys?
Where have I left my keys?
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