Future Continuous Tense Test
Test your knowledge across affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms.
Grammar Guide: Future Continuous
The Future Continuous (also called Future Progressive) tense refers to an action that will be in progress at a specific time in the future.
1. Usage
- Action in progress at a specific future moment: “This time tomorrow, I will be flying to Paris.”
- Polite inquiries about plans: “Will you be using the printer later?”
- Parallel future actions: “Tonight, Alice will be cooking while Bob will be studying.”
2. Sentence Formulas
Affirmative: Subject + will be + Verb-ing
Example: They will be studying all night.
Example: They will be studying all night.
Negative: Subject + will not be (won’t be) + Verb-ing
Example: I will not (won’t) be working tomorrow.
Example: I will not (won’t) be working tomorrow.
Question: (Wh-word) + will + Subject + be + Verb-ing?
Example: Will you be attending the seminar? / What will she be doing?
Example: Will you be attending the seminar? / What will she be doing?