Form questions with future continuous tense

As it it the same to form negative sentences with simple future tense and future continuous tense, forming questions with simple future tense and future continuous tense is also very similar. This is true for all future tenses, including the ones we are going to learn next.

Structure for Questions with "Will"

To form future continuous tense questions using "will", we only need to put "will" at the beginning of the sentence.

Examples

• She will be traveling tomorrow. -> Will she be traveling tomorrow?
• They will be attending the meeting. -> Will they be attending the meeting?

Structure for Questions with "Be Going To"

Forming future continuous tense questions that use "be going to" is also very simple. Just put "verb to be" at the beginning of the sentence.

Examples

• She is going to be traveling tomorrow. -> Is she going to be traveling tomorrow?
• They are going to be attending the meeting. -> Are they going to be attending the meeting?

Negative question

With "will"

• Will she be traveling tomorrow? -> Won't she be traveling tomorrow? / Will she not be traveling tomorrow?
• Will they be attending the meeting? -> Won't they be attending the meeting / Will they not be attending the meeting?

With "be going to"

• Is she going to be traveling tomorrow? -> Isn't she going to be traveling tomorrow? / Is she not going to be traveling tomorrow?
• Are they going to be attending the meeting? -> Aren't they going to be attending the meeting? / Are they not going to be attending the meeting?

Practice questions

Select correct question using future continuous tense.