alexander.bair
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are these the same thing, in class I have never heard of futur antérieur but there is no futur proche in the wordreference conjugation tables
FR: futur proche / futur antérieur
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Maître Capello
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French – Switzerland
Those two tenses are quite different.
The futur proche is more or less the same as the near future in English:
The futur antérieur indicates anteriority relative to some other future event:
See also:
FR: futur proche / futur simple
FR: futur simple / futur antérieur
The futur proche is more or less the same as the near future in English:
Je vais manger une pomme = I am going to eat an apple.
The futur antérieur indicates anteriority relative to some other future event:
Quand j'aurai mangé la pomme, je jetterai le trognon = When I have eaten the apple, I will throw the core away.
See also:
FR: futur proche / futur simple
FR: futur simple / futur antérieur