The future continuous tense is used to talk about actions that will be in progress in the future.
It is formed with the auxiliary verb “will” + “be” + the “-ing” form of the verb.

Positive: subject + will + be + verb-ing
Negative: subject + will not + be + verb-ing
Question: Will + subject + be + verb-ing

Common uses:

1. Actions that will be in progress at a particular time in the future

• I will be studying at 8 pm tomorrow.
• They won’t be travelling abroad next month.
• Will you be attending the party tomorrow evening?

2. Actions that will be in progress at the same time in the future

• I will be sleeping while you are studying.
• They won’t be watching TV while we are reading.
• Will they be shopping while we are having lunch?

3. Polite inquiries about someone’s plans for the future

• Will you be visiting your grandparents during the holidays?
• Won’t you be joining us for dinner?
• Will he be attending the conference?