FUTURE CONTINUOUS

TENSE
GRAMMAR PRESENTATION
 WHEN TO USE
FUTURE CONTINUOUS?
ACTIONS IN PROGRESS IN THE FUTURE
We use it to talk about actions or events that
will be in progress at a particular time in the future.
It helps us describe actions that will be ongoing.

Examples: “Tomorrow at 3 PM, I will be playing soccer.”

“Next month, I will be celebrating my birthday with a party.”
“At 4 PM, she will be giving a presentation to her class.”
PREDICTING THE FUTURE
It can also be used to make predictions
or assumptions about future actions or events.

Examples: “I think he will be studying all night for the exam.”

”Based on the weather forecast, it will be snowing next week.”
“I'm sure they will be talking about their holiday plans tonight.”
 HOW TO FORM
FUTURE CONTINUOUS?
POSITIVE FORM
Start with the subject, add "will be,"
and then add the base form of the verb with -ing.

Examples: “She will be dancing at the party.”

“We will be eating dinner at 7 PM.”
“They will be studying at this time tomorrow.”
NEGATIVE FORM
Use “will not be” (shortened to “won't be”) after the subject
and then add the base form of the verb with -ing.

Examples: “I won’t be watching TV tonight.”

“They won’t be playing video games.”
“He won’t be sleeping when you arrive.”
QUESTION FORM
Begin with “will,” add the subject, then “be,”
and finally add the base form of the verb with -ing.

Examples: “Will you be studying for the exam?”

“Will they be traveling next week?”
“Will she be dancing for the competition?”