CONTOH TUGAS BAHASA INGGRIS PART#5 Pengertian Future Progressive Dan Karakteristiknay

Q n A from Audience

1. When do we use future progressive? (Putri Ramadhani)

Answer:

Of course we use to declare an event or action that we will do in the future but the action has started, is running, but not yet finished.

For example:

We already have movie tickets, to watch Finding Nemo movie tomorrow at 8 pm, then the correct grammatical sentence is to use future progressive with example:

• I will be watching Finding Nemo in Cinema XXI at 8pm tomorrow.

Description :

Well in the example above the activity is already planned for tomorrow, in the plan at 8 pm that the subject was doing the watch activity

Like another example:

For example tomorrow there is a sarasvati isyana concert at Bengkulu sport rays hotel, all are planning this activity because isyana has arrived in Bengkulu only the concert will start tomorrow. So in this context of course we must use future progressive, namely:

• Ayu will be coming in isyana's concert tomorrow.

Why not just use simple futures? Would not it still have a meaning equation?

The answer,

It has almost the same meaning, described in the book that between "simple futures and future progressive slightly different even not different at all". But in the study grammar we have to be precise in compiling a sentence according to the context and time of its use. If using a simple future for the phrase ayu will be watching isyana's concert tomorrow, it will be different time and very inappropriate grammatical structure.

*)Simple future only explains or declares the action or event to be done or what will happen in the future but the incident has not started yet or not yet in progress.

2. What is the difference between future progressive and simple futures? (Asep Tian Nanda)

Answer:

The difference is only visible from the context of its application only.

- If future progressive is used for upcoming events, already started, is in progress, but not completed.

- Simple future is only used to describe an event that will occur in the future but has not or does not start at all, or only limited discourse and plan that will not necessarily happen.

- So if we will make a sentence or say something that will be planned in the plan it is definitely going to take place use future progressive.

By example:

[prolog]:

"I always go every Tuesday at 4 pm to study grammar until 6 pm on campus, now Monday. I want to tell my friends that I am studying grammar on campus from 4 pm to 6 pm ".

Then use future progressive to be a sentence like the following:

"I will be studying grammar at 5pm tomorrow in the campus"

If we use simple futures THEN the sentence will not be appropriate, be confused, and definitely lose its grammatical function.

1.      What are the characteristics of future progressive? (Mella Carismoneti)

Answer:

-when we use future progressive, our listeners have always known and understood about the time being talked about.

-structure of future progressive tense: will be + [verb] + ing

-for each negative sentence, we must add "not" between "will" and "be"

-for the sentence of the question, place the subject after "will"

As follows:

	Subjek	Auxiliary Verb		Auxiliary Verb	Main Verb
+	I	Will		Be	Working	At 10am
+	You	Will		Be	Lying	On a beach tomorrow
-	She	Will	Not	Be	Using	The car
-	We	Will	Not	Be	Having	Dinner at home
?	Will	You		Be	Playing	Football?
?	Will	They		Be	Watching	TV?

When do we use be going to?

Answer:

be going to and will be the same meaning so it does not matter if it will be replaced with be going to on every future progressive sentence.