Understanding Future Continuous Tense

The video tutorial explains the Future Continuous tense, detailing its structure as subject + will be + verb + ing. It is used to describe actions that will be ongoing at a specific time in the future. Although not commonly used, it is important for expressing future actions in progress. An example is provided with Ahmed, who will be taking exams from June 4th to 6th, illustrating how the tense is applied in real-life situations.

What is the structure of the Future Continuous tense?

• Subject + is + verb + ing

• Subject + will be + verb + ing

• Subject + will + verb

• Subject + will have + verb

Which of the following is a correct example of the Future Continuous tense?

• I will travel

• I will be traveling

• I will have traveled

• I am traveling

How common is the usage of the Future Continuous tense?

• Not very common

• Always used

• Very common

• Never used

When do we use the Future Continuous tense?

• To describe a completed action in the future

• To describe a past action

• To describe an ongoing action at a specific time in the future

• To describe a habitual action

What does the Future Continuous tense refer to?

• An unfinished action or event that will be in progress at a future time

• A habitual action

• A completed action in the past

• An action that will start and end in the future

In the example given, what will Ahmed be doing on June 5th?

• Attending a party

• Playing tennis

• Taking his exam

• Traveling

Why does Ahmed say he will be taking his exam on June 5th?

• Because he will start his exam on that date

• Because his exam will be in progress on that date

• Because he has already finished his exam

• Because he will end his exam on that date