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Your question is a little hard to understand. I'm guessing that you're asking what verb forms can follow "will be". 1.
- Your question is a little hard to understand.
- I'm guessing that you're asking what verb forms can follow "will be".
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- The present partciple (the "-ing" form), as in "I will be eating later", "They will be arriving by taxi".
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Your question is a little hard to understand. I'm guessing that you're asking what verb forms can follow "will be".
1. The present partciple (the "-ing" form), as in "I will be eating later", "They will be arriving by taxi".
2. The past participle, forming a passive sentence, as in "She will be told tomorrow", "The house will be demolished".
1. The present partciple (the "-ing" form), as in "I will be eating later", "They will be arriving by taxi".
2. The past participle, forming a passive sentence, as in "She will be told tomorrow", "The house will be demolished".
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