FORM AND USE
Positive: subject + will be + verb-ing. Example: At noon, we will be walking along the Santa Monica Pier.
Negative: subject + will not / won't be + verb-ing. Example: I won't be staying in Berlin for long.
Yes/no question: Will + subject + be + verb-ing? Example: Will you be joining us?
Information question: question word + will + subject + be + verb-ing? Example: What will they be discussing?
Use it for an action in progress at a future time, an expected future activity, or a polite question about someone's plans. After will, use be + verb-ing.
IMPORTANT — READ BEFORE YOU START
• Follow the instructions in each exercise.
• For gap-fills, type only the missing verb phrase.
• For question-building, type the complete question, including the question mark.
• For transformations, type the complete sentence.
• Use the Future Progressive accurately; don't use the simple future unless the task asks for it.
Example gap-fill: At 8 p.m., we ______ (watch) the film. Answer: will be watching.
