le futur antérieur The future perfect (or le futur antérieur / past future tense) is used to describe actions which will have happened in the future. For example, J’aurai mangé (I will have eaten). The future perfect often appears in sentences with an element of anteriority: Action A will have happened before action B.
Today’s lesson covers the verb supporter, which means both to support and to tolerate. Supporter comes from supportare (carry up, transport) in Latin. supporter to support, to put up with, to tolerate, to stand Pronunciation [sypɔʀte]