Future Continuous Tense Quiz

Which of the following is a clue word for the future continuous tense?

• since

• by

• for

• yesterday

How do you form a negative sentence in the future continuous tense?

• Subject + will + be + not + ing form

• Subject + will + not + ing form

• Subject + will not be + ing form

• Subject + will + be + ing form

What does the future continuous tense indicate when used for actions over a period of time?

• An action completed in the past

• An action that will be in progress at a specific time in the future

• An action that will never happen

• An action that is happening right now

Which sentence correctly uses the future continuous tense for a routine action?

• She will be going to the gym yesterday.

• He will be sleeping now.

• They will be meeting every Friday after school.

• I will be eating dinner at 7 PM.

What does the word 'still' imply when used with the future continuous tense?

• The action is expected to stop soon

• The action is expected to continue into the future

• The action has already stopped

• The action is irrelevant

Which of the following sentences uses 'still' correctly with the future continuous tense?

• She'll still be doing her homework in an hour.

• He'll still be done with his homework in an hour.

• She'll still do her homework in an hour.

• He'll still have done his homework in an hour.

How can the future continuous tense be used in questions?

• To demand immediate action

• To politely ask about someone's future plans

• To inquire about someone's current location

• To ask about past events

Which of the following is an example of using the future continuous tense to make an assumption?

• He'll be playing soccer last week.

• He'll be playing soccer tomorrow.

• He'll be playing soccer now.

• He'll be playing soccer yesterday.

Why can't non-continuous verbs be used in the future continuous tense?

• They describe actions that are not ongoing

• They are only used in the past tense

• They are not real verbs

• They are only used in questions

Which verb form should be used instead of the future continuous for non-continuous verbs?

• Past perfect

• Past simple

• Present continuous

• Simple future