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Everything I'm seeing regarding future perfect tense seems to indicate both 'will' and 'have' are required. Saying "I am having a 50th birthday party" is not
by meragrin_ 5y ago
Everything I'm seeing regarding future perfect tense seems to indicate both 'will' and 'have' are required.
Saying "I am having a 50th birthday party" is not talking about an event that's happening in the future. You can say that and be referring to a party which is presently happening.
- wcfields 5y agoThe word "Starting" is the real lawyer'd up word there. Starting has so many meanings. In my work life I've started hundreds of projects, and a few actually make it beyond a line in a planning document!