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The future progressive tense, also known as the future continuous tense, is used to indicate a future event that will be ongoing (or “progressive”). This construct requires the use of “to be,” as well as the verb with an -ing ending. It follows a general formula of will + to be + verb (ending in -ing).

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The future progressive tense, also known as the future continuous tense, is used to indicate a future event that will be ongoing (or “progressive”). This construct requires the use of “to be,” as well as the verb with an -ing ending. It follows a general formula of will + to be + verb (ending in -ing).

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In a way, the future progressive tense is used to make predictions. Perhaps they’re surefire predictions. Perhaps they’re hopes and dreams. Here are a few samples.

In two months, I will be eating a plant-based diet.

By 3019, we will be driving spaceships.

In a year, he will be asking for forgiveness.

In an hour, we will be flying over the Atlantic.

By then, we will be practicing yoga every morning.

Joanne will be coming home for the holidays.

The amusement park will be increasing ticket prices later this year.

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Each of the examples above indicate statements that are declarative sentences. That is, they’re simply making a statement or, perhaps, answering a question. But, the future progressive tense may also be used to pose a question. The formula for these is will + subject + be + verb (ending in -ing). Here are two examples:

Will you be eating a plant-based diet in two months?

Will he be asking for forgiveness in a year?

Will Joanne be coming home for the holidays?

Will we be flying over the Atlantic soon?

Will the amusement park be increasing ticket prices later this year?

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The future progressive tense may also be used in the negative form to indicate a continuous action will not be happening in the future. The formula will read will + not + be + verb (ending in -ing). Here are two examples:

I will not be eating a plant-based diet anytime soon.
We will not be driving spaceships in 3019.
He will not be asking for forgiveness in a year.
Joanne will not be coming home for the holidays.
The amusement park will not be increasing ticket prices later this year.

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What is the difference between Simple Future and Future Continuous?

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What is the difference between Simple Future and Future Continuous?

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FUTURE SIMPLE: There a several forms. It is used to talk about something that will happen in a time after now. Example: I will write a 'thank you' letter tomorrow.

FUTURE CONTINUOUS: Used to refer to a future action that will be continuing. Example: "Please don't call me between 2 and 4 on Saturday, because I'll be watching television! The big game starts at 2, and I don't want to miss any of it!"

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Next, I invite you to watch the following video, which will serve to reinforce the knowledge

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Next, I invite you to watch the following video, which will serve to reinforce the knowledge

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English with Ronnie · EnglishLessons4U with engVid

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Learn the FUTURE PROGRESSIVE TENSE in English

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Then do the following activity, use the future continuous tense to conjugate those following verbs.

1. At this time tomorrow, we (to fly)…………………………………………..to London.

2. At nine o’clock, the baby (to sleep)……………………………………

3. Sam and James are on their way to Australia. They (to surf)……………………………….this time tomorrow.

4. I (to give)…………………………………..a speech at my friend’s wedding on Friday at seven.

5. You (to watch/probably)………………………………….TV when I get home.

6. They (to dance/not)…………………………………….all night.

7. We are late. He (to wait/not)…………………………..for us anymore.

8. She (to study/not)………………………………………….all night long.

9. I (to prepare/not)…………………………everything for you any longer.

10. You’re too low, you (work/not/probably)……………………for this company anymore next year.

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Please post an example of the Future progressive tense.

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Please post an example of the Future progressive tense.