Today, let's delve into the future with the "Future Continuous". The future continuous tense indicates that an action will be ongoing at a specific time in the future. This tense is formed using the construction "will be the present participle of the main verb." The present participle is formed by adding -ing to the base verb, such as walking, running, eating, or sleeping. In spoken language, we typically use contractions, so "I will" becomes "I'll." For example, consider the sentence: "This tim

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In this English grammar lesson, learn how to use the future simple and the future continuous so you feel more confident with English verb tenses. We'll look at an example sentence in the future continuous to understand why it's using that verb tense. We'll compare that example to the future simple to see how the sentence structure changes and the difference between the future simple and the future continuous. By the end of the lesson you'll know how to form and use the future simple and future c