Future Continuous Tense Quiz 10 — Will & Shall Modals Verb with Option Explanation & Word Power Builder
Future Continuous Tense (Will & Shall Modals) — Exercise 10 (Q&A with Solution’s Explanation and Improve English with Vocabulary Builder)
This fresh practice set contains 10 new Future Continuous sentences designed to test subtle differences in progressive aspect and modal register (will vs shall). Each question uses a useful, non-trivial verb (with a short dictionary-style note) and four plausible options that all include will or shall in different forms. Future Continuous form (will be + V-ing or shall be + V-ing when I/we are used and the nuance is a promise/commitment). Every option includes a full explanation — grammar, rule, and what selecting that option would imply.
English Grammar Definition: Future Continuous Tense (will + verb-ing form)
- Form: will / shall + be + verb-ing form.
- Examples: She will be publishing new books; We shall be coming back; will you be stopping it?
- Main uses:
- actions or events that will be in progress at a future time; to describe background activity in the future; to indicate planned ongoing activity.
- Signal words: at 3pm tomorrow, by then, tonight, during the deployment window, while, when X happens.
- Negatives / Questions:
will not (won't) / shall not (shan't) + verb-ing form;Will / shall + subject + be + verb-ing form? - To learn more about it – Visit Here
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Quiz Question, Answer and Explanation
Note: Do remember in the quiz box above, the questions and options will shuffle, so they won’t have the same sequence like 1, 2, 3, or A, B, C as below.
1. He __ instrument canary traces to verify traffic shaping.
A) will be tagging B) shall be tagging C) will tag D) shall tag
Word: tag — verb. To attach metadata/labels for tracing; noun tagging.
A) Correct: will be tagging — continuous tagging during canary verification.
B) Wrong: shall be tagging — not idiomatic with third person.
C) Wrong: will tag — single tagging act, not iterative instrumentation.
D) Wrong: shall tag — formal and non-progressive.
2. They __ reconcile shard ownership while balancing replicas.
A) will be reassigning B) shall be reassigning C) will reassign D) shall reassign
Word: reassign — verb. To change ownership/assignment of parts (shards); noun reassignment.
A) Correct: will be reassigning — ongoing reassignment activities during rebalancing.
B) Wrong: shall be reassigning — awkward with third person.
C) Wrong: will reassign — discrete reassignment, not continuous balancing.
D) Wrong: shall reassign — formal non-progressive.
3. I __ the caches and warm predictors before traffic resumes.
A) shall be priming B) will be priming C) will prime D) shall prime
Word: prime — verb. To preload caches or models for immediate responsiveness; noun priming.
A) Correct: shall be priming — personal commitment to continuous priming steps while preparing for traffic.
B) Wrong: will be priming — progressive but less pledgey.
C) Wrong: will prime — single preloading action; not continuous preparatory work.
D) Wrong: shall prime — formal non-progressive.
4. They __ compress event batches and push them to cold storage.
A) will be batching B) shall be batching C) will batch D) shall batch
Word: batch — verb/noun. To group records for processing; noun batching.
A) Correct: will be batching — continuous grouping/compression and push cycles.
B) Wrong: shall be batching — clumsy with third person.
C) Wrong: will batch — singular batching operation, not continuous.
D) Wrong: shall batch — formal non-progressive.
5. We __ reconcile telemetry schemas to the canonical contract.
A) shall be normalizing B) will be normalizing C) will normalize D) shall normalize
Word: normalize — verb. (see earlier) Standardise data formats to a contract.
A) Correct: shall be normalizing — organisational obligation to progressively enforce schema conformance.
B) Wrong: will be normalizing — progressive but less formal.
C) Wrong: will normalize — one off conversion; not continuous normalisation across streams.
D) Wrong: shall normalize — formal non-progressive.
6. He __ orchestrate rolling restarts to reduce downtime.
A) will be managing B) shall be managing C) will manage D) shall manage
Word: manage — verb. To oversee and conduct operational activity; noun management.
A) Correct: will be managing — continuous managerial activity across the rolling restart process.
B) Wrong: shall be managing — awkward with third person.
C) Wrong: will manage — single managerial intervention, not continuous oversight.
D) Wrong: shall manage — formal non-progressive.
7. They __ correlate user journeys across mobile and web traces.
A) will be stitching B) shall be stitching C) will stitch D) shall stitch
Word: stitch — verb (informal). To join data traces into a continuous picture; noun stitching.
A) Correct: will be stitching — continuous correlation activity to join journeys as traces flow in.
B) Wrong: shall be stitching — odd with third person.
C) Wrong: will stitch — single stitch operation, not ongoing.
D) Wrong: shall stitch — formal and non-progressive.
8. I __ cross-team escalations while the incident remains open.
A) shall be mediating B) will be mediating C) will mediate D) shall mediate
Word: mediate — verb. To act as neutral coordinator in disputes/escalations; noun mediation.
A) Correct: shall be mediating — speaker’s pledge to continuously coordinate escalations until closure.
B) Wrong: will be mediating — progressive but less explicitly committed.
C) Wrong: will mediate — single mediation event, not continuous engagement.
D) Wrong: shall mediate — formal and non-progressive.
9. They __ inputs and apply canonical parsing as traffic flows.
A) will be sanitising B) shall be sanitising C) will sanitise D) shall sanitise
Word: sanitise — verb. (see earlier) To clean inputs of unsafe characters; noun sanitisation.
A) Correct: will be sanitising — ongoing input cleaning during traffic flow.
B) Wrong: shall be sanitising — not idiomatic with third person.
C) Wrong: will sanitise — single pass sanitisation, not continuous stream processing.
D) Wrong: shall sanitise — formal non-progressive.
10. We __ orchestrate incident health checks until recovery is confirmed.
A) shall be executing B) will be executing C) will execute D) shall execute
Word: execute — verb. To run checks/scripts; noun execution.
A) Correct: shall be executing — organisational commitment to continuous execution of health checks until recovery is certain.
B) Wrong: will be executing — progressive but less formally obligational.
C) Wrong: will execute — single checks, not continuous monitoring.
D) Wrong: shall execute — formal and non-progressive.
