a) We will be flying to China next Wednesday at 9am. Our flight departs at 7am.
Самолет взлетит в 7 утра, в 9 мы будем уже в воздухе.
b) At this time next week, we’ll be lying on the beach in Mauritius. I can’t wait!
Речь о будущем действии, которое точно будет происходить в указанное время.
c) My brother and his friend are going hiking/will be going hiking in the jungle tomorrow I’m worried about him – I hope he’ll be ok.
Future Continuous и Present Continuous используются равнозначно, если мы сообщаем о запланированных действиях в будущем.
d) The train station is having/will be having major renovation work in June. Prepare to have disruptions on your daily commute.
e) My father is getting married/will be getting married again on Saturday morning. This will be his fifth marriage!
Оба варианта возможны.
f) I can’t believe at this time next week we’ll be getting married.
Описание будущего действия в определенное время.
g) We are starting university/will be starting University next Autumn. I can’t believe how time flies.
h) My family will be going on holiday/is going on holiday to London in August.
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