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Quiz - Tenses

Quiz – Future Continuous Tense I

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Welcome to  Quiz - Future Continuous Tense I

1. 

There is an appointment with a doctor of mine. Oh really! Will you be …………. nervous?

( feel, feels, feeling, felt)

2. 

Why ……. he not be learning how to cook food?

(will,  have, did, does)

3. 

What ……. be buying from the market or haven’t made a plan so far?

 

4. 

They won’t be ………… examinations. (

5. 

……….. your friend be marrying in winter.

(shan’t, was, won’t)

6. 

I think that he …….. delivering the speech.
(shall be, was, will be, do

7. 

Won’t …….. be raining heavily tonight?

( he, it, you, we)

8. 
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Quiz - Future Continuous Tense I

She will be ………. Interview tomorrow.

9. 

Eva ……… facing interview tomorrow.
(shall be, will be, was)

10. 

What ……. be eating for lunch tomorrow?

 

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Tenses

Future continuous Tense I – Progressive tense

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Future continuous Tense

When we want to express an activity or event going on at a particular time or over a specific period in future will be + -ing (future continuous tense) is used.

Affirmative sentences:

Sub + will be/shall be + action + ing + obj.

You/they/he/she/it/name/plural noun + will be doing

I/we + shall be + doing.

But these days, in modern English we don’t use shall be in speaking; it is just used for the sake of writing.

  • I will be facing the interview tomorrow.
  • Next time, we will be going to see the Church at Sardhana in Meerut.
  • Next month, the prime minister of India – Narendra Modi will be celebrating five years in power.
  • At 4 o’clock, I will be going to meet with the CEO of the company.
  • Sumit  will be running the 1600 mitres Army race this Friday.
  • Ashish will be running a marathon this Sunday.
  • I will be watching the Conjuring movie.
  • Sumit will be competing against Ashish in the race.
  • Anand Sir will be teaching English at 10 o’clock.

Read blow Negative sentences of Future Continuous Tense

Sub + will not be(won’t be) + action + ing + obj.

  • She won’t be taking a bath now.
  • He won’t be making a speech at the moment.
  • They won’t be getting serious when mother scolds.
  • It won’t be raining heavily at night.

Interrogative sentences I(Future continuous Tense):

Will + sub + be + action + ing + Obj?

  • Will you be learning the Guitar on Sunday?
  • Will he be expecting good behaviour from him?
  • Will she be coming here?
  • Will Kapil be singing a song in the concert?

Interrogative negative sentences II:

Will + sub + not + be + action + ing + obj?

  • Will you not be going to market?
  • Will she not be talking to you at night?
  • Will he not be working in this company next year?
  • Will Farmers not be committing suicide next year?
  • Will the BJP not be celebrating its winning moment?

                       OR

Won’t + Sub + be + action + ing + Obj?

  • Won’t she be telling you the truth?
  • Won’t he be getting your point while studying?
  • Won’t they be playing carrom board?
  • Won’t Rahul be facing his problems?
  • Won’t your younger brother be cooking food?

Exercise

Fill in the blanks with suitable verbs(Future continuous Tense):

  1. She will be ………. Interview tomorrow.  (face, faces, facing)
  2. They won’t be ………… examinations. (take, giving, taking)
  3.  What …….  be eating for lunch tomorrow?

(has he, did he, was he, will he)

  •  What ……. be buying from market or haven’t made a plan so far?

(Will you, did you, have you, were you)

  •  Won’t …….. be raining heavily tonight?

( he, it, you, we)

  •  There is an appointment with a doctor of mine. Oh really! Will you be …………. nervous?

( feel, feels, feeling, felt)

  •  Why ……. he not be learning how to cook food?

(will,  have, did, does)

  •  Sumit ……… facing interview tomorrow.

(shall be, will be, was)

  •  ……….. your friend be marrying in winter.

(shan’t, was, won’t, )

  1. I think that he …….. delivering the speech.

(shall be, was, will be, do)

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Types of Tenses

Tenses – Used to indicate time

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Tenses   

 A tense is a form of the verb which denotes the particular point of time. The form of verbs tell us the action or state and time.

Tense is distributed into three periods

1. Present     2. Past   3. Future  

      Subdivisions: there are four categories  of Tenses

Indefinite    Continuous      
Perfect perfect continuous

Tenses Chart

  Indefinite Continuous Pefect Perfect continuous
Present V1/verb +es/s Or do/does + v1 Is/are/am + verb + ing Has/have + v3 Has been/have been + verb + ing
Past V2 or did + v1 Was/were + v + ing Had + v3 Had been + verb + ing
Future Will/shall + v1 Will be/shall be + verb + ing Will have + v3 Will have been/shall have been + verb + ing

 

Indefinite:

  1. Present indefinite tense (Simple present tense)

I do.                  He does.  
Do you play hockey?  I don’t play but he plays.  

  • Past indefinite tense (Simple past tense)

I did. What did you find there?
Did you walk at night? I didn’t walk at night but He walked.
  • Future indefinite tense (I will do.)
I will help him.          he will not go.  
Will you learn English? We will follow the rules.  

Continuous Tenses(progressive actions)

I am speaking the truth. You are making a mistake.
She is buying some vegetables. Are they not helping others?
  • Past continuous tense ( I was doing)
He was going home.
Were they smoking in the street?
  • Future continuous tense (I will be doing)
She will be learning how to swim in summer vacations. He will be going to his hometown by train tomorrow.

 

Perfect (action done)

  • Present perfect tense  ( I have done)

he hasn’t got ready yet. They have taken breakfast.
She has gone. Rahul has not reached the railway station yet.
  • Past perfect tense  (I had done)
I had already taken dinner.
She hadn’t done her homework before.
  • Future perfect tense  (I will have done)
She will have done her graduation by next year.
I will have completed my class by 10 am.
Perfect continuous tense (progressive actions with time expressions)
  1. Present perfect continuous tense  ( I have been doing)
She has been reading a novel for an hour.

2. Past perfect continuous tense( I had been doing)

I had been walking in the park since 9 pm.
3. Future perfect continuous tense  ( I will have been doing)
He will have been running in a marathon since 6 am.

Exercise (Tenses):

Write the name of tenses

  1.  He has done it.
  2. She did.
  3. They had done it before.
  4.  You have been doing it for a long time.
  5. He will have done it by Monday.
  6. Katherine is still doing it.
  7. We were doing then.
  8. I am doing.
  9. I will be doing.
  10. Were you doing?
  11. Who did it?
  12. She does.
  13. He will do.
  14. Rock had been doing the exercise since morning.
  15. Not only that, but Jack will have been doing his work since night.
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