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Future Continuous Tense explanation

The Future Continuous Tense describes actions that will be ongoing in the future, formed using 'will be' followed by the verb in '-ing' form. Examples include sentences like 'I will be writing the letter tomorrow' and 'Will they be sleeping here?'. The document also includes exercises for practicing the Future Continuous Tense.

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Future Continuous Tense explanation

The Future Continuous Tense describes actions that will be ongoing in the future, formed using 'will be' followed by the verb in '-ing' form. Examples include sentences like 'I will be writing the letter tomorrow' and 'Will they be sleeping here?'. The document also includes exercises for practicing the Future Continuous Tense.

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Future Continuous Tense

What Is the Future Continuous Tense?


Tenses are majorly divided into three types - present tense, past tense and future
tense. Future continuous tense is one of the 4 types of future tense.
Future continuous tense refers to those actions that are going to happen in future
and are going to continue for some particular time.
Examples of Future Continuous Tense
 I will be writing the letter tomorrow.
 The baby will be playing the whole night.
 I will be helping my mother to make breakfast.
 Penny will be running the marathon tomorrow.
 She will be taking her dog for a walk.
 My mother won’t be working tomorrow.
 Who will be waiting for John at the railway station?
 Will they be sleeping here?
 My friends will be coming over for lunch tomorrow.
 Will you be doing your homework tonight?
 I will be watering the plants tomorrow morning.
How to Form Future Continuous Tense?
[Subject + will be + verb in ‘-ing’ form].
1. Affirmative - for example, “I will be going to the movies tomorrow.”
2. Negative – for example, “I won’t be going to the party tonight.”
3. Interrogative – for example, “Will your parents be coming to the party?”
Exercise 1: Fill in the blanks with Future Continuous form of the verb.
1. Tomorrow, I ________ (read) a book.
2. At 3 PM, she ________ (watch) a movie.
3. Next week, we ________ (play) video games.
4. By this time tomorrow, they ________ (study) for the exam.
5. At 7 PM tonight, he ________ (eat) dinner.
6. In two days, she ________ (dance) at the party.
7. By next month, we ________ (learn) a new skill.
8. At 9 AM tomorrow, I ________ (work) on a project.
9. In a week, they ________ (travel) to the beach.
10, This time next year, he ________ (attend) college.
10. By 2024, she ________ (live) in a new city.
11. At 6 PM tonight, we ________ (have) a family picnic.
12. In two hours, I ________ (play) video games with friends.
13. By the end of the week, they ________ (finish) their homework.
14. Next month, we ________ (celebrate) a friend’s birthday.
15. At 10 AM tomorrow, she ________ (take) a yoga class.
16. In a month, he ________ (run) a marathon.
17. At 5 PM tonight, I ________ (cook) dinner.
18. Next year, we ________ (travel) to a new country.
19. By the end of the day, she ________ (complete) a puzzle.
20. At this time next year, he ________ (work) on a project.

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