Question

1. At the same time next year, I will study/ will be studying Chemistry at Oxford University.
2. We will replace/ will be replacing out halogen bulbs with LED bulbs to save energy.
3. Jane won’t be here this time tomorrow. She will attend/ will be attending the Conference on Green Energy.
4. Promise me you won’t call/ won’t be calling before 10; I hate being woken up early!
5. You can’t meet me at the supermarket. I won’t shop/ won’t be shopping in the afternoon.

Answer 1

The following are correct forms of future continuous tenses in the given sentences:

1. Will be studying

2. Will be replacing

3. Will be attending

4. Won't be calling

5. Won't be shopping

What are future continuous tenses?

Tenses in English language(under Verbs part of speech) describe the time of occurence of an event. There are different types of tenses.

Future continuous tenses describe events that will be occuring in the future albeit temporarily.

For example, Jane would be attending an event explains an action that would occur in the future but continuously and also temporarily.

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Answer 2

For these answers we are required to fill in the best words that have to be used to make a correct sentence.

1. At the same time next year, I will be studying Chemistry at Oxford University.

2. We will be replace halogen bulbs with LED bulbs to save energy

3. Jane won’t be here this time tomorrow. She will be attending the Conference on Green Energy.

4.  Promise me you won’t call before 10; I hate being woken up early!

5. You can’t meet me at the supermarket. I won’t be shopping in the afternoon.

What is the rule of syntax in English language?

This refers to the set of rules that are used to determine how words are arranged in English language.

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