"He will have gone" or "He will has gone"?

[Persian Girl]

"He will have gone" or "He will has gone"?
which one is correct?:?:

 

[sarat_106]

"He will have gone" :tickr "He will has gone"?:cross:
which one is correct?:?:

Skp

 

[Raymott]

"He will have gone" or "He will has gone"?
which one is correct?:?:

After 'will', as after the modal verbs and auxiliary verbs, you need to use the unconjugated bare infinitive. Therefore, 'have'.

 

[bhagona]

After 'will', as after the modal verbs and auxiliary verbs, you need to use the unconjugated bare infinitive. Therefore, 'have'.

Hi, Raymott.
Could you please elucidate unconjugated bare infinitives :?:

thanks.

 

[Barb_D]

When you have a verb, it's To X.

To be, to see, to hear, to open, to find, to have, etc.

The bare infinitive is the part without the "to."