Future Continuous Tense

Future Continuous Tense is the uninterrupted part of tenses and generally counted as the second tense of the future tense. This tense allows us to speak or tell anybody a situation in the future which will bee running or we can say the work would be in process. These kinds of sentences may or may not be confirmed by the speaker.

As we know, the whole future tense is all about possibilities. One cannot be so sure about anything but we can differentiate the sentence on its possibilities weight by understanding the sense of speaking. For example, “I will go to school” person is sure that he/she will go to school. While in the sentence “He will come to attend the party.” Speaker is not sure about the third person. Note, this situation can be with any person depending on the speaker’s sense or matter.


Definition of Future Continuous tense is understood as An action which is running in the upcoming time or to be held in the future with or without confirmation. There is a very important thing to note that about what work you are discussing or talking is confirmed or not, only decided by your surety instead of any natural possibilities.


Learn Future Continuous Tense in Hindi

As English has become so important in the entire world and in India, most people don’t know how to speak in English. Everyone wants to learn but How? This is the question. So, here you will get some basic and very important and useful information cum knowledge that will help you in speaking.

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By reading the blog till now, you might get a question that I’m talking about learning English in Hindi but all are written in English. What is This?
So here is very simple and the best answer in my knowledge, this blog will help you in Speaking English through tricks and formulas of sentence making. Along this, when you will read this so somewhere you will do the practice of your reading which is also a part of learning spoken English. And the last point is that whole blog is designed in very simple format as everyone could understand it properly.

Now move to the section of knowing something about Future Continuous Tense. So, there are some terms that should be considered before starting Future Continuous Tense. Those important terms are mentioned below that are needed to know:-

Helping Verb – Will be
Main Verb – V1 + ing
6 conditions
Sentences end in Hindi by  रहा होगा  रही होगी  रहे होंगे 

Above, you looked or learned terms which are very important or in other words mandatory to know for speaking a sentence in future Continuous tense. But you might have some questions regarding the helping verb mentioned above. This is why I’m saying because mostly you will get to listen that “will and shall” are the main verbs of Future Continuous Tense. But the only "will" is mentioned above because at this time people are speaking future only on the basis of will and shall have almost removed from spoken English.

future continuous tense


6 Conditions

Simple

Sub + will + be + V1 + ing + object.
Example──
Sanjana will be cutting the cake.

Negative

Sub + will + not + be + V1 + ing + object.
Example──
Sanjana will not be cutting the cake.

Interrogative

Will + sub + be + V1 + ing + object?
Example──
Will sanjana be cutting the cake?

Interrogative Negative

Will + sub + not + be + V1 + ing + object?
Example──
Will sanjana not be cutting the cake?

Double Interrogative

W/H family + will + sub + be + V1 + ing + object?
Example──
When will sanjana be cutting the cake?

Double Interrogative Negative

W/H family + will + sub + not + be + V1 + ing + object?
Example──
Why will sanjana not be cutting the cake?



Future Continuous Tense Rules

To express an action that is still to take place.
Example ──
I will go for the preparation when I will receive the call letter.
I will go for the preparation when I will receive the call letter.

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