The Future Continuous Tense is used to describe an action which will be happening at a given point in the future.
The Future Continuous Tense is formed using Subject + Will + Be + Verb(ing)”. The future continuous tense is only used with action verbs, such as “go”, “run”, “do” and “read”.
AFFIRMATIVE FORM
Examples:
- I will be meeting him at 3.00 p.m. / I’ll be meeting him at 3.00 p.m.
- You will be going / You’ll be going.
- We will be playing cricket / We’ll be playing cricket.
- They will be studying / They’ll be studying.
- She will be writing the exam tomorrow at this time / She’ll be writing the exam tomorrow at this time.
NEGATIVE FORM
The negative form of the future continuous tense follows the below structure.
subject + will + not + be + v1(ing)
Examples:
- I will not be doing it / I won’t be doing it.
- We will not be working / We won’t be working.
- They will not be dancing in the competition / They won’t be dancing in the competition.
- They will not be visiting their friends / They won’t be visiting their friends.
- Ellie will not be singing in the concert tomorrow / Ellie won’t be singing in the concert tomorrow.
Examples:
- Will you be watching T.V.?
- Will they be playing cricket?
- Will she be dancing well in the competition?
- Will he be studying for the exam?
- Will the teacher be teaching English?
