Future Continuous Verb Tense Chart
That is the structure of the future continuous tense?
Subject |
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will |
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verb + -ing |
How to build sentences with the future continuous verb tense?
The future continuous verb tense uses 3 kinds of verbs, 2 auxiliary verbs and 1 main verb.
- In English, the auxiliary verb "to be" does not change to the subject See charts.
- The auxiliary verb "will" always stays in the base form. See charts.
- The -ing is added to the main verb is added to the end of the base form of the main verb.
Negative sentences are formed by adding "not" between the auxiliary verb "will" and the auxiliary verb "to be" and the main verb. See chart.
For questions the order of the sentence is changed. The verb "to be" comes before, then the subject. See chart.
Positive Sentences
Subject |
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Auxiliary Verb "Will" |
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Auxiliary Verb "to be" |
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Continue the Sentence |
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I, We, They,
You, He, She, It |
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will |
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be |
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verb + -ing |
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Examples:
- I will be at that party on Monday night.
- You will be working for the next few days.
- The children will be starting school next week.
- My mother will be coming to the States next month.
- The storm will be coming soon.
Negative Sentences
Subject |
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Auxiliary Verb "will" |
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Not |
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Auxiliary Verb "to be" |
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Continue the Sentence |
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I
,We, They, You, He, She, It |
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will |
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not |
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be |
verb + -ing |
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Examples:
- I will not be coming to work next week.
- I will not be on vacationing in July.
- You will not be singing in the concert on Tuesday.
- The buses will not be running on Sunday, they are going on strike.
- My sister will not be going to Paris this summer.
- The wind will not be getting any stronger the storm is over.
Questions
Auxiliary Verb "will" |
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Subject |
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Auxiliary Verb "to be" |
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Continue the Sentence |
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Will |
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I, we, they, you, he,
she, it |
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be |
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verb + -ing |
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Examples:
- Will I be working this weekend?
- Will you be singing at the wedding tonight?
- Will we be sleeping in the hotel or at grandma's house?
- Will the dog be coming with us on the trip?
- Will you call us when you get home?
- Will the snow be stopping today?
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