Future Continuous Tense - Grade 7 Assessment

The future continuous tense is formed with 'will + be + verb-ing'. Option B is the only one that follows this structure correctly.

This sentence uses the simple future tense ('will finish'). The future continuous tense would be 'I will be finishing my science project tomorrow,' which describes an action in progress at a future time.

To describe an action that will be in progress at a specific time in the future (9 PM), we use the future continuous tense: 'will be watching'.

The correct future continuous form requires 'will be' followed by the present participle ('-ing' form) of the verb. 'will be sitting' correctly describes the ongoing action at that future time.

To make a future continuous sentence negative, we use 'will not be + verb-ing'. The contraction for 'will not' is 'won't', so the correct form is 'won't be coming'.

This is the correct formula for constructing the future continuous tense. For example: 'I will be reading.'

The negative form of the future continuous tense is 'will not be + verb-ing'. You could also use the contraction 'won't be using'.

For a 'Wh-' question in the future continuous tense, the word order is 'Wh- word + will + subject + be + verb-ing'. Option B follows this rule correctly.

To change a future continuous statement into a 'yes/no' question, you move 'will' to the beginning of the sentence, before the subject: 'Will you be joining...?'

The future continuous tense is used to describe an action that will be in progress at a specific moment in the future. 'I will be eating dinner' perfectly explains the ongoing activity at 8 PM.