Will or Will be. Where to use?
I have a doubt how to use correctly "will be" and "will" in sentenses.
What cases should I use "will be" and when not to use?
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Answers · 6
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Hi Alex,
You have asked a very good question. To answer you in simple terms, just remember that
(1) "will" is a modal verb used to describe certainty in a future event.
Example:
Question: What will you do?
Answer: I will take a break.
(2)"will be" is used when we describe a future event with more specific details of time.
Example:
Question: What will you do on Friday?
Answer: I will be attending a party!
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Lance
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I have the same doubt, then I searched on google and find this answer, hope it can help you.
http://english.stackexchange.com/questions/28234/will-be-doing-vs-will-do
According to the page, "will+V."is more about the act, "will be+V.ing"is more about being in the state at that moment.
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