The future continuous verb tense is used to:
- to emphasize an action or an event that will be in progress at sometime in the future.
- Next week we will be skiing in the mountains.
- Tomorrow my parents are coming to visit out new house.
- for events or activity's that are planned for a future time.
- the specific time of the future event or the future activity can be stated.
- the approximate time of the future event or the future activity can be stated ed.
- the time of an future event or the future activity doesn't have to be stated.
- The present continues tense is used unplanned future events.
- "Will" is used to state desire to do something.
- The difference between "will" to state desire and "will" used with the future continues tense:
- "Will be" is used with the future continues tense.
- "Will" used without "be" is used to state desire.
- "Will can also be used with the present continuous tense to state an unplanned event or action. When "will is used with the present contentious tense "will" is followed by the verb + -ing.
- The present continues tense with "going to" and the future continues tense can be used interchangeable.
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