English Course(Day 6)




I have dedicated this lesson to Future continuous tense which will be helpful for express the continuous incidents in past .This is very easiest tense to learn.

As per our way of learning we have classified it as 3 categories.So here we go
1.Positive Sentence
2.Negative Sentence
3.Question Sentence

1.Positive Sentences

    Syntax
    Subject+auxiliary verb+main verb+ing

       i)I/we/you/they/he/she/it+will be+verb+ing


(e.g)
I will be watching TV.
We will be going to school.
He will be writing the letter.

2.) Negative sentences

              With the above sentence we have to add the word "not" to make negative sentences.

    i)I/we/you/they/he/she/it+will not be+verb+ing

(e.g)

I will not be watching TV.
We will not be going to school.
He will not be writing the letter.

3.) Question sentences

     i)Yes/No questions

        Syntax
           auxiliary verb+ Subject+main verb+ing?  

            (e.g)

              Will I be  watching TV?

              Will We be going to school?

              Will He be  writing the letter?

      ii) Information questions

            With the above sentence pattern we   have to add the question words .

           (e.g)

               What will you be doing?

               Why will he be coming?

              How will I be going?

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