Futuro composto e futuro do pretérito composto: terei feito, teria feito
Futuro composto e futuro do pretérito composto: terei feito, teria feito means “Compound future terei feito (will have done) and conditional perfect teria feito (would have done)”. The compound future terei feito presents an action as already complete before a later point in the future: Até dezembro, eu já terei terminado o curso — by December I will have finished. Formation: futuro composto: ter no futuro + particípio → terei feito · futuro do pretérito composto: ter no futuro do pretérito + particípio → teria feito
Compound future terei feito (will have done) and conditional perfect teria feito (would have done)
C1Formation
futuro composto: ter no futuro + particípio → terei feito · futuro do pretérito composto: ter no futuro do pretérito + particípio → teria feito
Explanation
The compound future terei feito presents an action as already complete before a later point in the future: Até dezembro, eu já terei terminado o curso — by December I will have finished. The conditional perfect teria feito names a past that did not happen: Se eu tivesse estudado, teria passado — I would have passed (but I didn't). This second form is the main-clause partner of se + pluperfect subjunctive (tivesse feito), so the two always travel together. Brazilian journalism also uses teria for unconfirmed reports: O suspeito teria fugido pela janela means the suspect reportedly fled through the window. Spanish matches Portuguese step for step here — habré hecho, habría hecho, and the same evidential habría huido — so Spanish speakers can map the system directly. Just note that in everyday speech Brazilians often replace terei terminado with the analytic vou ter terminado.
Examples
Note
terei feito = future perfect (done before a future point); teria feito = would have done, and in BR news also 'reportedly did'. Speech often prefers vou ter feito.
FAQ
Futuro composto e futuro do pretérito composto: terei feito, teria feito — what does it mean and how is it used?
Compound future terei feito (will have done) and conditional perfect teria feito (would have done). The compound future terei feito presents an action as already complete before a later point in the future: Até dezembro, eu já terei terminado o curso — by December I will have finished. The conditional perfect teria feito names a past that did not happen: Se eu tivesse estudado, teria passado — I would have passed (but I didn't). This second form is the main-clause partner of se + pluperfect subjunctive (tivesse feito), so the two always travel together. Brazilian journalism also uses teria for unconfirmed reports: O suspeito teria fugido pela janela means the suspect reportedly fled through the window. Spanish matches Portuguese step for step here — habré hecho, habría hecho, and the same evidential habría huido — so Spanish speakers can map the system directly. Just note that in everyday speech Brazilians often replace terei terminado with the analytic vou ter terminado.
Futuro composto e futuro do pretérito composto: terei feito, teria feito — how do you form it?
futuro composto: ter no futuro + particípio → terei feito · futuro do pretérito composto: ter no futuro do pretérito + particípio → teria feito
Futuro composto e futuro do pretérito composto: terei feito, teria feito — any usage notes?
terei feito = future perfect (done before a future point); teria feito = would have done, and in BR news also 'reportedly did'. Speech often prefers vou ter feito.