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    The document discusses the future continuous tense, which is used to indicate that an action will be ongoing or incomplete at a specified time in the future. It provides the structure for positive, question, and negative sentences using the future continuous, including the subject, auxiliary verbs "will" and "be", and the verb in the "-ing" form. Examples are given such as "Tomorrow at nine I will be washing my car" and "Will Mark be playing football at 6 p.m?"

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    The document discusses the future continuous tense, which is used to indicate that an action will be ongoing or incomplete at a specified time in the future. It provides the structure for positive, question, and negative sentences using the future continuous, including the subject, auxiliary verbs "will" and "be", and the verb in the "-ing" form. Examples are given such as "Tomorrow at nine I will be washing my car" and "Will Mark be playing football at 6 p.m?"

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    The document discusses the future continuous tense, which is used to indicate that an action will be ongoing or incomplete at a specified time in the future. It provides the structure for positive, question, and negative sentences using the future continuous, including the subject, auxiliary verbs "will" and "be", and the verb in the "-ing" form. Examples are given such as "Tomorrow at nine I will be washing my car" and "Will Mark be playing football at 6 p.m?"

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    Future Continuous

    We use the Future Continous to indicate that we will be in the middle of doing
    something in a specified time in the future.

    Use:
    1. Incomplete actions in the future.

    Structure:
    In positive sentences:

    Subject + Auxiliary verb + Auxiliary verb + Verb+ing


    I/you/we etc. will be going/taking

    Tommorow at nine I will be hosing off (=washing with a hose) my car.

    I am going to (=will) be watching TV when my mother arrives.

    Tommorow at this time, I will be getting bored at school!

    In questions:

    Auxiliary Auxiliary
    Verb
    + Subject + Verb
    + Verb+ing

    will I/you/we etc. be going/taking

    Will she be cooking when we knock at the door?

    Will Mark be playing football at 6 p.m?

    In negative sentences:

    Subject + Auxiliary Verb + Auxiliary Verb + Verb

    I/you/we etc. will be going/taking

    We won't be having supper tomorrow before 8 o'clock.

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