Future Continuous Tense

We use Future Continuous Tense to talk about a progressive action at a specific point in the future.

Affirmative:SUBJECT+WILL+BE DOING+OBJECT

I You He She It We They

will

be playing

chess.

Negative:SUBJECT+WILL NOT+BE DOING+OBJECT

I You He She It We They

will not (won't)

be playing

chess.

Question:WILL+SUBJECT+BE DOING+OBJECT?

Will

I you he she it we they

be playing

chess?

 

                                            

This time next week, I will be flying to Paris.                            I will be cheering for you at the game tomorrow.

                                            

She will be waiting for you when you arrive.                             We will be sitting on the beach on New Year's Eve.

Time expressions: We use this tense with future tenses, such as tomorrow, this time next year, at 3 p.m. tomorrow, on Sunday morning, tomorrow night etc.

Examples:

• They will be having an important test on Monday afternoon.
• Tomorrow night, he will be dancing and singing at the party.
• It will be raining heavily in the evening, so you had better take an umbrella with you.
• My cousin and I will be visiting our grandmother in town on Sunday morning.