Zukunft in der Verlaufsform
(Future continuous)
Einführung
Wir verwenden das Future Continuous , um eine Aktion zu beschreiben, die in der Zukunft beginnt und anhält.- When you arrive at the station tomorrow, I will be waiting at the entrance.
will be waiting = the action starts tomorrow before you arrive and continues (until you arrive).
Form
Um das Future Continuous zu bilden, verwenden wir „will be“+ die „-ing"-Form des Hauptverbs
| positiv |
I / You / We / They
He / She / It |
will be
'll be |
waiting | at the entrance. | |
| negativ |
will not be
won't be |
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| Frage | Will |
I / You / We / They
He / She / It |
be | at the entrance? | |
Beispiele
- Positiv:
I can't meet you next week because I will be studying.
„Lernen" ist eine kontinuierliche Tätigkeit, die nächste Woche andauern wird.
- negativ:
I won't be playing tennis this afternoon because I have a headache.
„Spielen" ist eine kontinuierliche Tätigkeit, die an diesem Nachmittag nicht andauern wird.
- Frage:
Will you be going to the cinema this weekend?
„Ins Kino gehen" ist ein kontinuierliche Tätigkeit, die an diesem Wochenende andauern könnte.
Übungen
Vervollständigen Sie die Sätze mit der positiven, negativen oder Frage-Form des Future Continuous für das Verb in Klammern:
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