Affirmative
I will have drunk a cup of coffee.
You will have drunk a cup of coffee.
We will have drunk a cup of coffee.
They will have drunk a cup of coffee.
He will have drunk a cup of coffee.
She will have drunk a cup of coffee.
Guntur will have drunk a cup of coffee.
Father will have drunk a cup of coffee.
He and she will have drunk a cup of coffee.
Father and Guntur will have drunk a cup of coffee.
Negative
I will not have drunk a cup of coffee.
You will not have drunk a cup of coffee.
We will not have drunk a cup of coffee.
They will not have drunk a cup of coffee.
He will not have drunk a cup of coffee.
She will not have drunk a cup of coffee.
Guntur will not have drunk a cup of coffee.
Father will not have drunk a cup of coffee.
He and she will not have drunk a cup of coffee.
Father and Guntur will not have drunk a cup of coffee.
Interrogative
Will I have drunk a cup of coffee?
Will you have drunk a cup of coffee?
Will we have drunk a cup of coffee?
Will they have drunk a cup of coffee?
Will he have drunk a cup of coffee?
Will she have drunk a cup of coffee?
Will Guntur have drunk a cup of coffee?
Will Father have drunk a cup of coffee?
Will He and she have drunk a cup of coffee?
Will Father and Guntur have drunk a cup of coffee?
Negative Interrogative
Will I not have drunk a cup of coffee?
Will you not have drunk a cup of coffee?
Will we not have drunk a cup of coffee?
Will they not have drunk a cup of coffee?
Will he not have drunk a cup of coffee?
Will she not have drunk a cup of coffee?
Will Guntur not have drunk a cup of coffee?
Will father not have drunk a cup of coffee?
Will he and she not have drunk a cup of coffee?
Will father and Guntur not have drunk a cup of coffee?
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  The HoraeThe Horae, whose name literally means the "Hours," are three goddesses in Greek mythology who are said to control orderly life. Traditionally, there are thought to be two generations, or sets, of Horae: Thallo, Auxo, and Carpo—the goddesses of spring, summer, and autumn—and Eunomia, Dike, and Eirene, charged with maintaining the stability of society. In addition, there are the 12 tutelary goddesses also called hours, each of which presides over an hour of the day. Who parented the Horae? More... Discuss |
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