Thanks for your reply. But i think you didn't get my actual question. My question is can we use "Would" is future perfect as it was used in the given sentences.

Dear Friends, I would like to how "Would" can be used in future perfect as a modal verb. For Example. Analysts predicts that world population would have risen considerably by 2010. (Prediction can be wrong, so using "Would" instead of

Thanks a lot Mr. Patrick

Thanks a lot again for all your help. "Would" seems to be the most confusing modal verb in English grammer and trying hard to learn the correct usages of this mysterious word . As Nona said. they might have used "Would have had to" to express

Thanks a lot friends, In my humble opinion i don't think they could use "had to " here, as i believe that "had to" can be used when we are talking about past regular obligations .For example. Had to: I had to raech office by 6 A.M when i was

Harold Shipman, the former GP who is believed to have killed more than 200 people, has been found dead in his prison cell...... Over Christmas 2003, Shipman was put on "basic privileges" after he was uncooperative with staff. He would have had

Then where we can use "Will have had", i think "Will have had" is perfect form of Will (when we are talking about possesing something ). Can we say, We will have had our independence for 50 years, by end of this year or We will have our

As per as the first question goes it looks perfectly alright. We use round/around to talk about going to all parts of a place, or giving things to everybody in a group. In my humble opinion, both the sentences are alike.

Hello Friends, I am Sabya from India, this is my first post in this site. I have some doubts regarding the differences between "Will have had" and "Will have", "Would have had" and "Would have". 1) For example : everyday i save 1 $ and i