Future Continuous Tense
Use the future continuous for an action that will be in progress at a specific time in the future. Form it with will + be + verb-ing.
The rule
will + be + verb-ing
Right and wrong
I will be traveling this time tomorrow.
I will traveling this time tomorrow.
Don't forget "be" between "will" and the -ing verb.
She will be working late tonight.
She will being working late tonight.
Use "be", not "being", after "will".
They will be waiting for us at the airport.
They will waiting for us at the airport.
The pattern needs "be" before the -ing verb.
This time next week, we will be relaxing on a beach.
This time next week, we will relax on a beach.
For an action in progress at a specific future time, use the continuous form, not the simple future.
Practice
1. This time tomorrow, I ___ (fly) to Delhi.
2. She ___ (attend) a meeting at 10 am tomorrow.
3. We ___ (wait) for you when your flight lands.
4. At 8 pm tonight, they ___ (have) dinner.
5. He ___ (study) all evening tomorrow.
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