Comprehensive Practice: Future Continuous Challenge Quiz

It uses 'will be playing' and a future time clue, so it is future continuous.

It has the time clue 'At 7 tonight' and the form 'will be eating'.

We say 'will be eating', so 'will' is the missing word.

The full form is 'will be studying', so 'will' completes the pattern.

Future continuous uses 'will be' plus a verb ending in -ing.

Only sentence C uses 'will be' plus a verb ending in -ing.

We do not change 'will be' for I, you, he, she, it, we, or they.

Sentence B uses 'will be doing' with a future time clue.

The phrase 'at 4 p.m. tomorrow' clearly shows a future time.

We can answer future continuous yes/no questions with 'Yes, [subject] will.'

Sentence B uses 'will visit', which is simple future, not future continuous.

We still use a verb ending in -ing after 'will not be', so 'playing' fits.

We use 'will not be' followed by a verb ending in -ing.

This question correctly uses 'Will you be doing' and includes a clear future time clue.

The correct order is 'Will + subject + be + verb-ing'.

A and C describe actions that will be happening at a future time using future continuous.

A and D both use 'will be' plus a verb ending in -ing for future time.

A, C, and E use 'will be' plus a verb ending in -ing.

A and C start with 'Will' and use 'be' plus verb-ing.

After 'will be', we use a verb ending in -ing, so 'walking' is correct.