Usage and Definition: Future Continuous Tense Quiz

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

Future continuous describes an action that will be happening at a certain time in the future.

It shows that at 6 p.m. in the future, the action of studying will be in progress.

It uses 'will be walking', which matches the future continuous pattern.

The correct form is 'will be traveling', so 'will' completes the structure.

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

It uses 'will be' plus 'reading', so it is future continuous.

By definition, future continuous uses 'will be' plus the -ing form of the main verb.

The future continuous tense uses 'will be' followed by a verb ending in -ing, like 'will be playing'.

Only 'I will be playing outside at 4 p.m.' uses 'will be' plus a verb ending in -ing.

It uses 'will be watching' and the time phrase 'at 8 p.m. tonight' to show a future action in progress.

It is missing 'be'; the correct form is 'will be eating'.

B and D describe actions that will be happening later and use 'will be' plus verb-ing.

Sentence C uses 'will go', which is simple future, not 'will be' plus verb-ing.

In future continuous we use 'will be' plus a verb ending in -ing, so 'riding' fits.

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

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

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

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

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