На практиці, вживання Future Progressive допомагає створити деталізовану картину майбутнього, показує тривалість дії або наголошує на процесі, а не на результаті. Вправи, які ви знайдете далі, допоможуть вам краще зрозуміти та запам’ятати як утворювати та правильно використовувати майбутній тривалий час у вашому мовленні. Розпочнімо!
This time next week I *will be sunbathing* (verb) on the beach.
By 10 o’clock, she *will be driving* (verb) to the countryside.
He *will be waiting* (verb) for us when we arrive.
They *will be celebrating* (verb) their anniversary at 8 PM tonight.
I *will be working* (verb) on my project all night long.
Tomorrow at this time, we *will be flying* (verb) to Paris.
You *will be presenting* (verb) your report this time tomorrow, won’t you?
At midnight, I *will be sleeping* (verb).
Ever since I heard the news, I knew she *would be feeling* (modal verb) sad.
This time next month, they *will be living* (verb) in their new house.
She promised that she *would be considering* (modal verb) my proposal seriously.
In two years’ time, she *will be studying* (verb) at the university.
I’m afraid I *won’t be attending* (negative) the meeting tomorrow.
What *will you be doing* (question) this weekend?
Tonight, we *will be watching* (verb) the season finale of our favorite show.
Вправа 2: Сформулюй речення в майбутньому тривалому часі (Future Progressive)
It looks like it *will be snowing* (verb) all day tomorrow.
When you arrive, we *will be having* (verb) dinner so just join us.
This time tomorrow, I *will be sitting* (verb) on a plane to Tokyo.
He *will be working* (verb) in his office until 9 PM tonight.
Don’t call them now; they *will be having* (verb) their exams.
Next year, we *will be celebrating* (verb) our 10th anniversary.
While you *will be relaxing* (verb) on the beach, I will be studying for my finals.
She *won’t be using* (negative) her phone while driving anymore.
I wonder if he *will be thinking* (question) of me while he is away.
The children *will be sleeping* (verb) by the time we get home.
At 3 PM tomorrow, I simply *will be finishing* (verb) my workout session.
Yes, I *will be joining* (affirmative) you guys for the concert this Friday.
During the flight, they *will be serving* (passive) us a light snack.
She *will be waiting* (verb) for your call, so don’t forget to phone her.
By the time you remember, I *will be enjoying* (verb) my vacation!
