Example of Conversation In English In Continuous Future

During a conversation in English in the future continuous, two or more people chat in this language about actions or events that will take place later, and that will continue to occur for a while extended. These actions or events are assured and express proactivity or a way of anticipating others. It is not like the simple future, which says what is going to happen and everything ends. In the future continuous, the action will continue while others happen.

An example:

Taylor will be printing the flyers while we reserve the place.

For its translation into Spanish:

Taylor will be printing the flyers while we reserve the spot.

For this tense, known in English as Future progressive, there is a set of rules that say how you are going to write your affirmative, negative, and question structure.

Structure of the conversation in English in the future continuous affirmative

When the conversation in English in the future continuous is affirmative, it obeys the form:

Subject (person's name or noun) + verbs will be + verb in gerund + predicate or rest of the sentence

In English it is written:

Name or noun + verbs will be + gerund + rest of the sentence

For example:

The children will be playing in the garden.

Translation to Spanish:

The children will be playing in the garden.

Conversation structure in English in future continuous negative

When the conversation in English in future continuous is negative, it obeys the form:

Subject (person's name or noun) + verbs will + denier not + verb be + verb in gerund + predicate or rest of the sentence

In English it is written:

Name or noun + verb will + not + be + gerund + rest of the sentence

For example:

Sarah will not be reading the instructions, she is busy.

Translation to Spanish:

Sarah is not going to be reading the instructions, she is busy.

Structure of the conversation in English in future continuous in question

When the conversation in English in the future continuous is a question, it obeys the form:

Verb will + subject (person's name or noun) + verb be + verb in gerund + predicate or rest of the sentence

In English it is written:

Verb will + name or noun + be + gerund + rest of the question

For example:

Will Clint be washing the car in the evening?

Translation to Spanish:

Is Clint going to be washing the car in the afternoon?

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Example of conversation in English in future continuous between friends

Michael: Hi Gary! Will you be doing something in the afternoon?

Gary: Hi Michael! I will be finishing a report, why?

Michael: The guys and I will be making a barbecue, can you come?

Gary: Wow, sounds nice! I will be trying to get everything ready!

Michael: Awesome! It's worth it, Danny will be telling jokes!

Gary: Also I will be calling you to see what I have to buy.

Michael: Don´t worry! But everyone will be drinking, you can take your own beers!

Gary: Oh my god, all day I will be craving for a cold beer!

Michael: And we will be waiting for you, the guys came from every part of the country.

Gary: Really? Who else will be hanging out with us?

Michael: Mark will be cooking some sauce, do you remember him?

Gary: Of course! I will be giving the best to be there early!

Translation to Spanish

Michael: Hi Gary! Are you going to be doing something in the afternoon?

Gary: Hi Michael! I'm going to be finishing a report, why?

Michael: The guys and I are going to be having a barbecue, can you come over?

Gary: Great, it sounds good! I'm going to be trying to get everything ready!

Michael: Perfect! It's worth it, Danny is going to be telling jokes!

Gary: I will also be calling you to see what I have to buy.

Michael: Don´t worry! But everyone will be drinking, you can take your own beers!

Gary: Oh my god, all day I will be craving for a cold beer!

Michael: And we will be waiting for you, the guys came from every part of the country.

Gary: Really? Who else will be hanging out with us?

Michael: Mark will be cooking some sauce, do you remember him?

Gary: Of course! I will be giving the best to be there early!

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