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    The document provides examples of how to form sentences in the future continuous tense in English using the verbs "will" and "be" plus the verb in the "-ing" form. It separates examples into positive sentences, negative sentences using "won't", and question sentences using "will". Examples are given for the first, second, and third person singular and plural subjects.

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    The document provides examples of how to form sentences in the future continuous tense in English using the verbs "will" and "be" plus the verb in the "-ing" form. It separates examples into positive sentences, negative sentences using "won't", and question sentences using "will". Examples are given for the first, second, and third person singular and plural subjects.

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    6 Future Progressive

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    Micaela Gonzalez
    The document provides examples of how to form sentences in the future continuous tense in English using the verbs "will" and "be" plus the verb in the "-ing" form. It separates examples into positive sentences, negative sentences using "won't", and question sentences using "will". Examples are given for the first, second, and third person singular and plural subjects.

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    FUTURE CONTINUOUS CHART

    Positive +
    subject + will + be + verb-ing
    I ’ll / will be sitting on a beach next week.
    You ’ll / will be having dinner when we arrive.
    He ’ll / will be playing rugby on Saturday.
    She ’ll / will be taking her exam at this time tomorrow.
    It ’ll / will be snowing tomorrow.
    We ’ll / will be fixing the car in the morning.
    You ’ll / will be flying to Spain this time next week.
    They ’ll / will be sleeping when we get home.

    Negative
    +
    subject + won’t (will not) + be + verb-ing
    I won’t (will not) be working here next week.
    You won’t (will not) be having lunch at 4 pm.
    He won’t (will not) be playing tennis on Saturday.
    She won’t (will not) be living here this time next year.
    It won’t (will not) be raining tomorrow.
    We won’t (will not) be using cash in 20 years’ time.
    You won’t (will not) be running marathons when you’re 50.
    They won’t (will not) be playing cards when we get home.

    Question ?
    will + subject + be + verb-ing ?
    Will I be living in Florida this time next year?
    Will you be baking when I get home?
    Will he be playing rugby on Saturday?
    Will she be taking doing her driving test tomorrow?
    Will it be snowing in the morning?
    Will we be using Bitcoin in 10 years’ time?
    Will you be flying to Spain this time next week?
    Will they be eating when we get there?

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