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GRAMMAR & STRUCTURE
Future Continuous |
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Definition
The future continuous tense describes future continuing actions and actions that are in progress at a specific time.
Example
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Hillary will be visiting her mother from 2:00 until 3:00 this afternoon. |
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Explanation
The future continuous --
- has the form will + be + verb-ing.
For example: "Gary will be swimming this afternoon at 4:00."
- describes actions which will be continuing at a certain time in the future.
For example: "I'll be flying to Amsterdam at 3:30 this afternoon."
- describes actions already planned.
For example: "I will be speaking to John this afternoon."
- has yes / no question forms.
For example: "Will you be going to the meeting tomorrow?"
- has information question forms.
For example: "Where will you be staying?"
- uses future time expressions.
For example: "At 12:00, Ivan will be eating lunch."
Related Sections
Past Continuous
Future Simple
Future Time Expressions |
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