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Future continuous

• for actions that will be in progress at some definite time in the future
• to ask questions about the future politely

Affirmative Negative sentences Interrogative sentences
sentences
With question word

I will be I will not/won’t be Will I be What will I be
singing. singing. singing? singing?
You will be You will not/won’t be Will you be What will you be
singing. singing. singing? singing?
He will be He will not/won’t be Will he be What will he be
singing. singing. singing? singing?
She will be She will not/won’t be Will she be What will she be
singing. singing. singing? singing?

It will be It will not/won’t be Will it be What will it be
singing. singing. singing? singing?

We will be We will not/won’t be Will we be What will we be
singing. singing. singing? singing?

They will be They will not/won’t be Will they be What will they be
singing. singing. singing? singing?

N. Complete the sentences with the future continuous tense of the verbs given in

the brackets.
1. I guess you (feel) tired after working all day today,
when we meet this evening.

2. You (wait) for her when her train arrives
tomorrow morning, won’t you?

3. You (miss) the cool and breezy weather once you are
back in Delhi next week.

4. I (see) him in Mumbai next month.

5. When he is in New Zealand, he (stay) with his relatives.

6. I (eat) with Heena this evening so I can convey your
message to her.

7. Just think, next Monday you (work) in your new office.

8. In an hour, I (sit) in front of my TV at home with my
favourite music playing.

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