Forming Sentences: Future Continuous Sentences Quiz

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

We need 'will be' plus a verb ending in -ing, so 'will be eating' is correct.

Future continuous does not change 'will be' for different subjects.

The correct structure is 'will be riding', so 'will' fits in the blank.

A, C, and E all follow 'will be' plus verb-ing.

The main verb must be in -ing form after 'will be', so 'swimming' is right.

After 'will be' we use the -ing form, so 'taking' is correct.

Phrases like 'at 5 p.m.' or 'tomorrow evening' show when the action will be in progress.

Only 'will be cleaning' uses the future continuous structure.

In the negative, we still use 'will not be' plus a verb-ing form, so 'watching' fits.

Future continuous needs 'will be watching' to show the action in progress.

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

These three parts are the basic rule for forming future continuous sentences.

We use 'will be' plus a verb-ing form, so 'singing' is correct.

All correct examples keep 'will be' the same and add a verb ending in -ing.

It is missing 'be'; it should be 'will be eating'.

We use 'will be raining' to show future continuous with 'it'.

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

The correct order is 'Will he be playing soccer tomorrow?'.

The pattern is 'will + subject + be + verb-ing', so this question is correct.