Complete the friends' excited chat about their upcoming music festival trip by dragging the correct verb forms into the blanks.

"I can't believe it! This time next week, we will be dancing in the front row of the concert! Don't worry about losing me in the crowd, either. I will be wearing my ridiculous glowing hat all night."

"I can't believe it! This time next week, we will be dancing in the front row of the concert!"

The phrase "this time next week" is a classic trigger for the Future Continuous. It projects us into the middle of an action in the future.

"I will be wearing my ridiculous glowing hat all night."

We also use the Future Continuous to talk about expected, continuous states or actions that will happen as part of a future event.