Future continues tense & structures

Future continues tense structures:

1: Affirmative form:

Subject + will + be + verb -  ing + complement.

For example:

I will be talking with my father next week at this time.

She will be writing homework.

 

2: Negative form:

Subject + will + not + be + verb – ing + complement.

For example:

I will not be taking with my father next week at the next time.

She won’t be writing homework.

 

3: Question form:

Will + subject + be + verb – ing + complement + ?

Will I be talking with my father nest week at this time?

For example: will she be writing homework?

 

future continuous tense expresses an action, which will or will not be in progress in a particular / exact / clear time in the future.

The children will be playing football tomorrow morning.

She will not be watching movie tonight.

He will be playing cricket at 6 : 00 P M.

Ex:

They are going to be driving the car next month.

Not: continuous tenses can’t be formed / made without be verbs.

Ex:

Is. Am, are, was, were, been, be, being,

Note: Be verbs can function as auxiliary verbs and can function as main / ordinary verbs as well.

 

Usage 1: this tense is normally used with a point in time and Shows an action, which starts before that time and Continuous after it.

Ex: Sohail will be studying in India next year this month

Ex: I shall be visiting some friends of mine next day

 

 

Usage two: it is used to show an action that will be in continuation at a Specific time in the future.

Ex: Don’t call them tomorrow at 8:00 P M they will be sleeping.

 

Usage Three: future continuous tense (Will) and present continuous Tense to ask about people’s especially when We Want something or persuade someone to do something More politely.

Ex: Pohanmal will be coming back soon?

“No I don’t think so”

Ex: will you be passing the salt to me.

“ Yes my pleasure”

Usage four: is used to show an action or even which the result of previous decision is or pile up or of a routine task.

Ex: I will be joining the college in March.

Ex: I shall be meeting my brother tomorrow.

 

Usage five: is used with or without a definite time to show actions which will happen in the either near or distant future.

Ex: I shall be signing up for the new semester in coming month

Ex: I will be joining the college in four years.

 

Usage six.

Is used to show an action, which will be happening in the Normal or ordinary course or events.

Ex: i will be attending her classes next week,