Topics: Future Tenses
In what situations would you use the future continuous tense?
A. To describe completed actions in the past
B. To express habitual actions in the present
C. To indicate actions that will never happen
D. You would use the future continuous tense to describe actions that will be ongoing at a specific future time, planned future events, or assumptions about future actions.
Select your answer:

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