Will + Ing: B2- intermediate:

Will be + ing (Future Continuous) is used to talk about actions that will be in progress at a specific time in the future.

Ej:

- I'll be studying at 8 pm tomorrow. (Estaré estudiando a las 8 pm mañana.)

- They'll be traveling to Punta Cana this time next week. (Estarán viajando a Punta Cana en esta época la próxima semana.)

- By this time tomorrow, I'll be relaxing on the beach 🏖️.

- Don't call me at 3 pm, I'll be having a meeting 🕒.

- Next year, they'll be living in Santo Domingo for a year 🇩🇴.

- This time next week, she'll be preparing for her exam 📚.

- I'll be working on my project all weekend, so don't bother me 😅.

At a B2 level, "will be + -ing" refers to the Future Continuous tense, used for actions happening at a specific future time (e.g., I'll be working at 8) or temporary future situations (e.g., I'll be staying with my parents for a month), emphasizing the ongoing nature of the action in the future, often with time markers like this time next week, when you arrive, or at [specific time]. It's perfect for describing future plans, polite inquiries, or temporary changes in routine. 

Uses of Future Continuous (Will Be + -ing) 

1. Actions in Progress at a Future Time: Describes something that will be happening at a specific moment in the future.
• When you call, I will be having dinner.
• This time next week, we will be flying to Spain.
2. Temporary or New Future Situations: For actions that are new, temporary, or different from the usual.
• We're taking the bus today, but next week we will be taking the train.
• He will be staying with his aunt for a few weeks.
3. Polite Questions/Requests: To ask about someone's plans indirectly.
• Will you be using the car tonight?
• What time will you be arriving? 

Key Time Expressions (Signal Words) 

• This time tomorrow/next week/month
• When you... (arrive, get there)
• At [specific time] (e.g., at 7 p.m.)
• Later, soon, tonight, this afternoon
• In [a period of time] (e.g., in two months' time) 

Structure 

• Positive: Subject + will + be + Verb(-ing) (e.g., She'll be studying)
• Negative: Subject + will + not + be + Verb(-ing) (e.g., I won't be working)
• Question: Will + Subject + be + Verb(-ing)? (e.g., Will you be coming?) 

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