100 Powerful Examples of Future Continuous Tense and Structure

This article is about the Future Continuous Tense and its 100 examples, which are explained in detail with the structure.

What is the Future Continuous Tense?

The Future Continuous Tense refers to an action going on at some time in the future.

Example: I shall be writing a book then.

When I get home, my children will be sleeping.

Future Continuous Tense means ‘I will be in the middle of doing something.’

For example: The film begins at 3.00 pm and ends at 5.30 pm. So, at 4.00 pm, I will be watching the film.

What is the Structure of the Future Continuous Tense?

At 9 o’clock tomorrow, Sue will be in the park. She will be walking.

  She      +      will be    +verb-ing

(subject) + (helping verb) + (walking)

This is an action (walking) that will be in progress at a specific time in the future.

Structure of Future Continuous Tense

Positive	Negative	Interrogative	Negative Interrogative
Subject +Helping verb (will+be) +present participle form of verb+ rest of the sentence	Subject +Helping verb (will not+be) +present participle form of verb+ rest of the sentence	Will +subject+be+ present participle form of verb +rest of the sentence	Will +subject+not be+ present participle form of verb +rest of the sentence
Example: Sarah will be dancing at the marriage function in Canada.	Sarah will not be dancing at the marriage function in Canada.	Will Sarah be dancing at the marriage function in Canada?	Will Sarah not be dancing at the marriage function in Canada?

What do you use the Future Continuous Tense for?

1. When we want to talk about an ongoing action at a specific time in the future.

Example: This time next week, I will be participating in the drawing competition.

• When we refer to a temporary action in the future. It denotes an action that will happen for a limited time; hence, it is not permanent.

Example: The soldier will be staying with his family for two weeks.

• When we want to ask a question about future plans, we use the future continuous tense.

Example: Will you be having a cup of tea for breakfast tomorrow?

• When two actions are happening at the same time in the future.

Example: While I will be reading a book, my sister will be cooking.

1. I will be running in the race tomorrow.
2. The teacher will be teaching Geography next week.
3. John will be helping his mother to make dinner.
4. Will John be arriving at the airport by 4.00 pm?
5. Will you be doing your homework tonight?
6. The gardener will be cutting the grass tomorrow morning.
7. Mohan will be eating the chocolate later.
8. The doctor won’t be seeing any patients tomorrow.
9. Riya will be meeting her grandmother soon.
10. At 8.00 am tomorrow, Rajeev will be leaving the house.
11. Will you be watching a movie tonight?
12. You can call us between 6 and 7. We won’t be having dinner then.
13. Today we are taking a cab, but next week we will be taking the bus.
14. He will not be purchasing a new motorbike.
15. She will not be writing an essay.
16. The kites will not be flying in the sky.
17. We will be visiting South Africa next week.
18. Will you be going to school tomorrow?
19. Will she be speaking French?
20. Which dress will you be buying?
21. How will Mohan be going to office tomorrow?
22. Will you be making tea after an hour?
23. She will be riding a horse next Monday.
24. They will be giving clothes to the poor next week.
25. The sun will be shining in the sky in the afternoon.
26. James will be selling his car next month.
27. He will be listening to the news this evening.
28. The mechanic will be repairing the car tomorrow morning.
29. Will it be raining tomorrow?
30. Will Jack be playing baseball tomorrow?
31. Lily will not be swimming in the river.
32. At 7 pm tomorrow, I will be listening to music.
33. Sophia will be taking her lesson in music in the morning.
34. He will be attending a convention next month.
35. Will Julia be checking the exam sheets then?
36. Diane will be studying at 7 pm tonight.
37. Will he be waiting for his mother at the station?
38. It will be getting dark by 8 pm.
39. Our neighbours will be sleeping soon.
40. At 8 pm on Monday, she will be preparing dinner.
41. He will be studying hard tonight.
42. She will not be buying a new phone next week.
43. I will be teaching at 2 pm tomorrow.
44. What will Rachel be doing at 6 pm tomorrow?
45. Tom will be going to the market at 11 am tomorrow.
46. They will be playing video games on Saturday.
47. He will be driving to Delhi tomorrow morning.
48. I will be borrowing books from the library this afternoon.
49. Olivia will be going to the mall next Tuesday.
50. I will be studying at my friend’s house tonight.
51. When you go into the class Amelia will be sitting at the front desk.
52. The maid will be doing the housework at 9 am.
53. At 4 o’clock tomorrow, I will be explaining the lesson to students.
54. Mr. and Mrs. Gupta will be waiting for you, when you get back tomorrow.
55. Will Ava be waiting for me?
56. I will not be taking notes when you come.
57. When we become members of Lion’s Club, we will be helping the people in need.
58. Charlotte will be writing a book this time next month.
59. Will you be working tomorrow?
60. Jack and Jill will be going to a wedding ceremony next Thursday.
61. Samuel will be listening to the radio at 3 pm tomorrow.
62. In an hour, I will be washing my clothes.
63. By Diwali, I will be cooking like a pro.
64. They will be writing a letter to each other next year.
65. I will be publishing a book next year.
66. She will be organizing the book in her cupboard.
67. Raj will be cleaning his house this time.
68. When the teacher will be leaving the class, the children will be making noise.
69. I will be cutting the grass tomorrow.
70. By 6 pm, they will be drawing a scenery.
71. I will be having a cup of tea when you come.
72. I will be working as a salesman from July to August.
73. She will be speaking in the debate competition tomorrow.
74. Our college will be hosting a special event next November.
75. I will be playing badminton on Friday and my sister will be playing chess.
76. When the clock strikes midnight, we will be sleeping.
77. The students will be speaking to the school principal, and you will be attending the annual day function.
78. The workers will be building the bridge next year.
79. My parents will be flying a plane next October.
80. The boys will be collecting money for the orphanage tomorrow.
81. Manpreet will be working on her project, when you reach her place.
82. Rajeev will be washing the pile of clothes at 6 pm.
83. Ten years from now, I will be working in a multi-national company.
84. What will you be doing when you reach the science museum?
85. She will be praying at 6 am tomorrow, so don’t call her then.
86. My brother will be watching TV, and I will be writing an essay.
87. When the teacher will be teaching History, some students will be trying to stay awake.
88. They will be turning of the lights in an hour.
89. They will be going around the village in search of the thief.
90. Sally will be walking home from school at 2.00pm.
91. Ann will be eating a lot of fruits.
92. We will be living in London in 2030.
93. She will be going on a trip to Goa next Sunday.
94. Mary will be writing ten books in 2027.
95. You will be playing golf this Sunday.
96. Margaret will not be feeding the dogs at 9.00 am.
97. They will be paying school fees at 10.00 am tomorrow.
98. Will you be eating Chinese food tomorrow?
99. She will be parking her car in the garage at 8.00 pm tomorrow.
100. Will they be sleeping at 9.00 pm?

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