The Future Progressive is a very common tense in English. You should understand it, and know it well.
For example:
The Future Progressive is often used together with the Simple Present.
For example:
Actions that will be in progress
She will be singing all night.
We will be doing business next year.
Examples of
What's next?
- Read and understand the following explanations and examples
- Read and understand the Rules
- Practice, practice, practice with the Exercises
How do We Use this Tense?
The Future Progressive is a form of the verb that shows the action will be in progress at a certain point, or at some time period, in the future.For example:
- Tomorrow at 8 o'clock James will be cleaning the house.
- James will be cleaning the house all morning.
The Future Progressive is often used together with the Simple Present.
For example:
- James will be cleaning the house when I arrive.
Here are the different usages of this tense:
Make sure you also read:
Examples of Typical Time Expressions
Actions that will be in progress
at a certain point or at a certain
time period in the future
(The verbs are in bold)
She will be singing all night.
We will be doing business next year.
He will be driving for a while.
An hour from now he will be lying in a hospital.
At ten o'clock tonight she will be meeting her boyfriend.
He will be shouting until he gets tired.
When he comes, she will be waiting.
She will be walking confidently when she returns.
Janet will be talking, and Emily will be listening to every word.
Examples of
Typical Time Expressions
- Tomorrow
- At 5 o'clock
- Next month
- All afternoon
- All night
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