Differentiate between the future continuous and present continuous in this context: ‘I will be studying’ vs ‘I am studying’.
A. ‘I will be studying’ refers to a future action, whereas ‘I am studying’ refers to a present action.
B. Both ‘I will be studying’ and ‘I am studying’ refer to actions happening at the same time.
C. ‘I will study’ indicates a present action, while ‘I am studying’ indicates a future action.
D. ‘I will be studying’ is used for completed actions, whereas ‘I am studying’ is for ongoing actions.
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