A2Action in progress at a future time
NewUse will be + verb-ing for something that will be happening at a certain time in the future. Say the time: at nine tomorrow, this time next week.
time+ subject+ will be+ verb-ing
- This time tomorrow I will be flying to Rome.
- At nine o'clock I'll be having breakfast.
- At nine I will having breakfast.
- At nine I will be having breakfast.
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This time tomorrow I will lying on the beach.
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Tomorrow at ten I my exam.
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Next Monday I will be work at home.
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B1Negative: won't be + -ing
NewFor something that will not be happening at a time, use won't be + verb-ing.
subject+ won't be+ verb-ing+ time
- I won't be working on Friday.
- They won't be using the car tonight.
- I don't will be working on Friday.
- I won't be working on Friday.
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We at the office next week. We are on holiday.
won't be working Won't be + verb-ing.
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I be using my laptop tonight, so you can take it.
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They for us.
won't be waiting Won't be + verb-ing.
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He won't be use the car on Sunday.
Will you be + verb-ing...? asks politely about someone's plans. It does not ask for a favour.
Will+ subject+ be+ verb-ing
- Will you be using the car tonight?
- Will she be coming to the meeting?
- Will you coming to the meeting?
- Will you be coming to the meeting?
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here?
Will they be staying Will + subject + be + verb-ing.
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Will he be work late tonight?
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Will she be to the party?
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Will they be at the airport at six?
In the when or while part use the present simple, not will. The other part can use will be + verb-ing.
When+ subject+ present verb+ I will be+ verb-ing
- When you arrive, I will be waiting at the door.
- I will be sleeping when you get home.
- When you will arrive, I will be waiting.
- When you arrive, I will be waiting.
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When you , I will be waiting outside.
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I dinner when you get back.
will be having Will be + verb-ing for the action in progress.
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When he comes, we will be eat.
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