Future Continuous
We use the Future Continuous to talk about an action that will be in progress at a specific time in the future.
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Imagine you freeze time in the future. What will be happening exactly at that moment?
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A long future action is in progress (Future Continuous) when a shorter action happens (Present Simple).
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Watch Teacher Sopheak draw the timeline to show exactly how the Future Continuous works. Pay special attention to the Stative Verbs trap!
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Hi Nita! "I will work" is just a simple statement about a future action. But when you say "I will be working," you are usually telling someone that you are *busy* for a period of time. For example, if a friend asks to meet, you might say, "Sorry, I will be working!" ⏳
Can I say "I am going to be eating" instead of "I will be eating"?
Yes, Vireak! They mean exactly the same thing. Native speakers often use "going to be + V-ing" for things that are planned, and "will be + V-ing" for things that are just facts about the future. But you can use either one! 💡
Teacher, what is the difference between "I will work tomorrow" and "I will be working tomorrow"?