This document discusses the future continuous tense in English, which is used to talk about actions that will be in progress at some time in the future. It can be formed using "will be + -ing" or "going to + main verb". "Will be + -ing" is used to guess about actions happening now or planned actions in the future. "Going to + main verb" refers to future actions resulting from present conditions or imminent actions. The document provides examples of how to form positive and negative statements and questions for both constructions.
This document discusses the future continuous tense in English, which is used to talk about actions that will be in progress at some time in the future. It can be formed using "will be + -ing" or "going to + main verb". "Will be + -ing" is used to guess about actions happening now or planned actions in the future. "Going to + main verb" refers to future actions resulting from present conditions or imminent actions. The document provides examples of how to form positive and negative statements and questions for both constructions.
This document discusses the future continuous tense in English, which is used to talk about actions that will be in progress at some time in the future. It can be formed using "will be + -ing" or "going to + main verb". "Will be + -ing" is used to guess about actions happening now or planned actions in the future. "Going to + main verb" refers to future actions resulting from present conditions or imminent actions. The document provides examples of how to form positive and negative statements and questions for both constructions.
Objective: To learn about expressing progressive actions in the future.
Future Continuous tense Future Continuous tense has two forms. Will be + ing and Going to + M.V
Will be + ing Usage: Guessing what is happening now Planned actions in future
Examples: Jonathan will be working at office. (Guessing what is happening now) The Prime minister will be visiting the affected areas next week. (Planned action in the future)
Going to + M.V Usage: Future action because of a present condition Imminent actions (going to happen in near future)
Examples: I am going to sell my old house because I have bought a new one. (Future action because of a present condition) It is going to rain. (Imminent action)
Will be + ing Structures: S =Subject; M.V =Main Verb; O.W =Other Words Positive statement:
S + will be + M.V ing + O.W Examples: Andrew will be watching TV. Sophia will be dancing tomorrow.
Negative statement:
S + will not + be + M.V ing + O.W S + wont + be + M.V ing + O.W Examples: Luke and I wont be playing next match. Elizabeth wont be coming.
Yes/ No Positive question:
Will + S + be + M.V ing + O.W? Examples: Will caleb be continuing his studies? Will Audrey be asking questions?
Yes/ No Negative question:
Will + S + not + be + M.V ing + O.W? Wont + S + be+ M.V ing + O.W? Examples: Wont you be correcting your mistakes? Will she not be paying attention in the class?
Wh Positive question:
Wh + will + S + be + M.V ing + O.W? Examples: Where will Andy be spending his vacation? Why will Matt will be frightening her?
Wh(y) Negative question:
Why + will + S + not + be + M.V ing + O.W? Why + wont + S + be+ M.V ing + O.W? Examples: Why will Aubrey not be guiding Caleb? Why wont Ranjan be inviting them?
Going to Structures: S =Subject; M.V =Main Verb; O.W =Other Words Positive statement:
S + am/ is/ are + going to + M.V + O.W Examples: Brookyln is going to introduce her. Dylan is going to join soon.
Negative statement:
S + am not/ is not/ are not + going to + M.V + O.W S + isnt/ arent + going to + M.V + O.W Examples: Oliver is going to kick the ball. Daniel and I are going to buy a new ipod.
Yes/ No Positive question:
Am/ is/ are + S + going to + M.V + O.W? Examples: Are they going to attend the wedding? Is Pamela going to leave her job?
Yes/ No Negative question:
Am/ is/ are + S + not + going to + M.V + O.W? Isnt/ arent + S + going to + M.V + O.W? Examples: Is Samuel going to inform you? Am I going to complete it?
Wh Positive question:
Wh + am/ is/ are + S + going to + M.V + O.W? Examples: How is Lucy going to manage with so little? When is Evelyn going to obey her superiors orders?
Wh(y) Negative question:
Why + am / is / are + S + not + going to + M.V + O.W? Why + isnt/ arent + S + going to + M.V + O.W? Examples: Why is Henry not going to question him? Why isnt Lillian going to skip the lesson?