What is the meaning of will be + infinitive "-ing" continuous verb form?
For example: I will be buying it.
When do we use this structure?
future-continuous
What is the meaning of will be + infinitive "-ing" continuous verb form?
For example: I will be buying it.
When do we use this structure?
Best Answer
We use will be + -ing form (present participle, not bare infinitive) to form the future continuous to talk about future actions. It's used to express that something will be in progress at or around a time in the future.
I'll be out at 6 o'clock tomorrow. I'll be buying a car. It means that I will be in the middle of buying a car at/around this time tomorrow.