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The Future Continuous Tense

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Cover of The Future Continuous Tense, a grammar ebook in the Practical English Grammar Series by Bright Classroom Ideas
Cover of the grammar ebook
Grammar ebook introduction outlining tense formation, usage, common mistakes, exercises, and an answer key
Introduction and overview of the ebook
Chapter 1 explains will be + verb-ing and gives affirmative, negative, contracted, and question forms
Chapter 1: Tense formation and sentence forms
Chapter 1 continues with negative questions and wh-questions, including 'What will you be doing at 8 PM tonight?'
Chapter 1 continued: Negative and wh-questions
Chapter 2 explains ongoing future actions, parallel actions, polite inquiries, predictions, and duration
Chapter 2: Five uses of the tense
Chapter 3 reviews tense confusion, misplaced 'not,' missing -ing endings, and incorrect question word order
Chapter 3: Common mistakes and corrections
Practice includes 10 fill-in items, five sentence rewrites, five original sentence prompts, and starts error correction
Exercises 1–3 and the start of Exercise 4
Practice continues error correction with items 2–5, then gives five choices between future continuous and simple forms
Exercise 4 continued and Exercise 5

Answer key included

Answer key included
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The Future Continuous tense is a grammatical tense that demonstrates an action taking place for a duration in upcoming time. "I will be driving throughout the entire night" exemplifies the Future Continuous tense, showing an action ongoing during a defined future timeframe. Analyze this statement which is in the Simple Future tense: “I will go for a drive.” While this example shows a desire to drive in the future, it does not pertain to an ongoing activity in a specific future period.

The Future Continuous tense can be confusing because it sometimes seems interchangeable with other future tenses, such as the Simple Future or the Future Perfect tense.

This ebook provides information on the various ways to use the Future Continuous tense. It explains its formation, its usage, and includes many exercises and examples for student practice. The solutions to the exercises are located at the conclusion of the book.

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