Statements and Forms: Future Continuous Questions Negatives Quiz

A correct question starts with 'Will', then the subject, then 'be' and a verb ending in -ing.

The correct negative form is 'will not be' plus a verb ending in -ing.

Both 'will not be' and 'won’t be' are correct negative forms before a verb ending in -ing.

After 'will not be' we use a verb ending in -ing, so 'playing' is correct.

To make a question, we move 'Will' to the front: 'Will you be coming to the party?'.

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

The negative is formed by adding 'not' after 'will' to make 'will not be reading'.

The correct order is 'What will you be doing at noon?'.

It uses the negative form 'won’t' plus 'be coming' and has the order of a question.

A correct future continuous question begins with 'Will' before the subject.

The simple correct short answer is 'Yes, I will.'

We begin questions with 'Will', then add the subject and 'be' with a verb-ing.

A and C follow the pattern 'Will + subject + be + verb-ing'.

A, C, and E use 'will not be' or 'won’t be' with a verb ending in -ing.

We can write the negative as 'will not' or in short form as 'won’t'.

B is present continuous and D is not in correct question order.

In future continuous, 'will be' stays the same for all subjects.

This question correctly uses 'Will you be doing' plus the time phrase 'at 6 p.m. tomorrow'.

The negative form is 'will not be staying', so 'will not' fits the blank.

A, B, and C are all grammatically correct ways to answer.