Will you be seeing Julie later?
1. Will you be seeing Julie later? 2. Where will they be going for their holiday next month? 3. We are going to have
1. Will you be seeing Julie later?
2. Where will they be going for their holiday next month?
3. We are going to have dinner at Leah and Bob"s tomorrow.
4. It"s half past ten. What time is Tim coming? I hope he won"t be late!
5. I"m not staying in tomorrow. I"m going out with Rachel.
6. What are we going to eat tonight?
7. Who is Lee going to meet?
8. They will be playing tennis at 7p.m.
9. Are you going to take any food with you?
10. What time is everyone leaving for the party later?
11. What are you doing?
2. Where will they be going for their holiday next month?
3. We are going to have dinner at Leah and Bob"s tomorrow.
4. It"s half past ten. What time is Tim coming? I hope he won"t be late!
5. I"m not staying in tomorrow. I"m going out with Rachel.
6. What are we going to eat tonight?
7. Who is Lee going to meet?
8. They will be playing tennis at 7p.m.
9. Are you going to take any food with you?
10. What time is everyone leaving for the party later?
11. What are you doing?
18.11.2023 16:06
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Explanation: The sentence is in the future continuous tense, which is used to describe an action that will be happening in the future at a specific point in time. In this case, the action is seeing Julie. The speaker is asking if the person they are addressing will have a meeting or encounter with Julie later in the day.
Example of use: Imagine you are asking a friend if they have any plans to see Julie later. You can ask, "Будешь ли ты видеть Юлию позже?"
Advice: To understand the future continuous tense, it is helpful to identify the verb "to be" (in this case, "will be") and the main verb in the present participle form (in this case, "seeing"). Practicing forming sentences in the future continuous tense can also help improve understanding and usage.
Exercise: Rewrite the sentence "I will be eating dinner at 8 o"clock." in Russian using the future continuous tense.