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1: We use the longer term continuous to speak about an action in the future that overlaps another, pens.ac.id shorter action or a time. The motion in the future steady often begins earlier than and might continue after the second motion or time. This is very similar to how we use the past steady previously. The verb after 'when' is usually in the current simple.
- I'll be ready whenever you arrive.
- At eight o'clock, I'll be eating dinner.
- The government will probably be making a assertion later.
- When will you be leaving?
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