Future Progressive Tense Concepts

This video tutorial by Benjamin on engvid.com covers the future progressive tense, a useful tense for answering speculative questions in interviews. The lesson explains how to form positive and negative sentences, ask questions, and make polite requests using the future progressive tense. Examples include using 'will be' with a verb and 'ing' to indicate actions at a specific future time. The tutorial also highlights the importance of intonation in forming questions and provides additional resources for further learning.

Why is the future progressive tense useful in interviews?

• It is used to give commands.

• It helps in describing past experiences.

• It is useful for speculative questions about the future.

• It is used to talk about ongoing actions in the present.

What is the basic structure of a future progressive sentence?

• Subject + will be + verb + ing

• Subject + is going to + base verb

• Subject + will + base verb

• Subject + has been + verb + ing

Which of the following is an example of a future progressive sentence?

• I will eat pizza.

• I have eaten pizza.

• I am eating pizza.

• I will be eating pizza.

How do you form a negative sentence in the future progressive tense?

• Subject + will not be + verb + ing

• Subject + will not + base verb

• Subject + has not been + verb + ing

• Subject + is not going to + base verb

Which sentence correctly uses the future progressive tense in a question?

• Do you work on Saturday?

• Will you be working on Saturday?

• Will you work on Saturday?

• Are you working on Saturday?

What is the polite way to ask if someone will finish their homework?

• Are you going to finish your homework tonight?

• Finish your homework tonight.

• Will you be finishing your homework tonight?

• Will you finish your homework tonight?

What is the key element in forming a future progressive question?

• Raising your voice at the end

• Using 'will' and 'be' with the verb

• Using 'going to' with the verb

• Using 'have been' with the verb

Which of the following is NOT a way to ask a question in the future tense?

• Using 'have been' for past actions

• Using 'will be' for politeness

• Using 'going to' for decisions

• Using 'will' for orders

What is the purpose of using 'will be' in future progressive sentences?

• To give a command

• To indicate a past action

• To show an ongoing action in the future

• To describe a habitual action

Which of the following sentences is in the future progressive tense?

• I will have finished my homework.

• I will be finishing my homework.

• I am finishing my homework.

• I finished my homework.