future simple or future perfect

LikaMember

I doubt you will (hear/have heard) of the place i come from.
which option is correct and why?
you will hear or you will have heard ...?

11/28/227:41 AM

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ahmed_btmMember

Hi, Lika,

@Lika posted:
I doubt you will (hear/have heard) of the place i come from.
which option is correct and why?
you will hear or you will have heard ...?

I would go with neither of them. The present perfect sounds the correct choice, not the future perfect. To use 'will hear', you will need a very special context.

11/28/229:45 AM

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