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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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Future perfect: By that time, I will have possessed three cars. Will I still have them by then?
tl-dr: With perfect aspect, current/ongoing state is ambiguous. In your sentence, the time phrase may condition our view of the ongoing state.
I would interpret your original sentence as follows: …
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Please explain "will have had"
The meaning would be different for each sentence. The difference turns on the various meanings of “have”.
Once I finish this pancake I will have 5 pancakes.
Here I would assume you are making p …
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