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    The document discusses how to use the future continuous tense (will be + verb-ing) to express an action that will be in progress at a particular time in the future or up to a particular time in the future. It provides the affirmative form as subject + will + be + verb-ing, the negative form as subject + will + not + be + verb-ing, examples of both, as well as questions using will + subject + be + verb-ing and short yes/no answers.

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    The document discusses how to use the future continuous tense (will be + verb-ing) to express an action that will be in progress at a particular time in the future or up to a particular time in the future. It provides the affirmative form as subject + will + be + verb-ing, the negative form as subject + will + not + be + verb-ing, examples of both, as well as questions using will + subject + be + verb-ing and short yes/no answers.

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    The document discusses how to use the future continuous tense (will be + verb-ing) to express an action that will be in progress at a particular time in the future or up to a particular time in the future. It provides the affirmative form as subject + will + be + verb-ing, the negative form as subject + will + not + be + verb-ing, examples of both, as well as questions using will + subject + be + verb-ing and short yes/no answers.

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    Future Progressive

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    Georgy Apreutesei
    The document discusses how to use the future continuous tense (will be + verb-ing) to express an action that will be in progress at a particular time in the future or up to a particular time in the future. It provides the affirmative form as subject + will + be + verb-ing, the negative form as subject + will + not + be + verb-ing, examples of both, as well as questions using will + subject + be + verb-ing and short yes/no answers.

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    USE

    TO EXPRESS AN ACTION THAT WILL BE IN PROGRESS: 1. AT A PARTICULAR TIME IN THE FUTURE; 2. UP TO A PARTICULAR TIME IN THE FUTURE.

    FORM
    AFFIRMATIVE: S+WILL+BE+Vb-ing+... (I ... Theyll / will be reading +...) NEGATIVE: S+WILL+NOT+BE+Vb-ing+... (I ... They wont / will not be reading +...) QUESTIONS: WILL+S+BE+Vb-ing+...? (Will I ... they be reading ...?)

    EXAMPLES
    AFFIRMATIVE: I will be leaving at 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. Sam will be studying until 1400 next Saturday. NEGATIVE: Linda will not be driving tomorrow morning. They will not be going to the gym until noon today. QUESTIONS: Will he be working late this evening? Will you be travelling in Europe this summer? Short answers: Yes, I will be. No, I will not (wont) be.

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