Twierdzenie
Osoba + would have + III forma czasownika
She said she would have finished by Friday.
I thought they would have left by then.
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Future in the Past
Konstrukcja do pokazania, że coś miało być zakończone przed późniejszym momentem, ale patrzymy z perspektywy przeszłości.
Konstrukcja
Osoba + would have + III forma czasownika
She said she would have finished by Friday.
I thought they would have left by then.
Would + osoba + have + III forma czasownika
Would he have completed the project by Monday?
Would they have arrived before dinner?
Osoba + would not / wouldn't have + III forma czasownika
We knew they wouldn't have finished on time.
He said he wouldn't have left before noon.
Drugi wariant
Osoba + was / were going to have + III forma czasownika
I was going to have finished the report by noon.
They were going to have sold the house by summer.
Was / Were + osoba + going to have + III forma czasownika
Were you going to have finished by then?
Was she going to have written it before class?
Osoba + wasn't / weren't going to have + III forma czasownika
We weren't going to have completed it by Friday.
He wasn't going to have left before the meeting.
Użycie
Gdy relacjonujemy zdanie z will have done, w przeszłej perspektywie często używamy would have done.
She said, "I will have finished." -> She said she would have finished.
Pokazujemy, że coś miało być gotowe przed późniejszym momentem.
He promised he would have sent the files by Monday.
Opisujemy to, co ktoś wtedy zakładał o późniejszym zakończeniu czynności.
I thought they would have arrived before us.
Was / were going to have done podkreśla dawny plan zakończenia czegoś przed terminem.
We were going to have completed it by Friday.
Porównanie
Patrzymy z teraźniejszości na coś, co będzie zakończone przed przyszłym momentem.
By Friday, she will have finished the report.
Patrzymy z przeszłości na coś, co miało być zakończone przed późniejszym momentem.
She said she would have finished the report by Friday.
Sygnały
Uwaga
She said she will have finished by Friday.
PoprawnieShe said she would have finished by Friday.
They would have finish by then.
PoprawnieThey would have finished by then.
Were you going to have finish it?
PoprawnieWere you going to have finished it?
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