20 Sentences of Future Continuous Tense (Interrogative Sentences)! Here are 20 examples of negative sentences in the Future Continuous Tense. Remember, the Future Continuous Tense is used to describe an ongoing action that will take place at some specific time in the future.
20 Sentences of Future Continuous Tense (Interrogative Sentences)
- I won’t be watching TV tonight.
- You won’t be studying for your test tomorrow.
- He won’t be working on his car this weekend.
- She won’t be going to her friend’s house later today.
- It won’t be raining tomorrow afternoon.
- We won’t be meeting for lunch tomorrow.
- They won’t be playing tennis tomorrow morning.
- I won’t be cooking dinner tonight so We’ll have to order out again!
- You won’t be coming home until late again tonight, will you?
- She won’t be taking the bus to work tomorrow, will she?
- Will he be flying to New York City next week?
- I won’t be working late tonight so I can come home and spend time with you.
- You won’t be able to finish your project by Friday unless you work overtime tonight, will you?
- If it rains tomorrow, I won’t be going out.
- When you call tonight, I’ll be busy with other things and won’t be able to talk, OK?
- Do you think John will be arriving at the airport on time?
- They won’t be attending the party tomorrow night, will they?
- We won’t be able to finish the project by Friday if we don’t work overtime tonight, right?
- If it rains tomorrow, I’ll be staying home.
- When you call tonight, I’ll be available to talk.
