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Play the role of a very polite coworker who needs to borrow some office equipment. Select ALL the questions that correctly use the future continuous tense to ask about someone's plans without sounding pushy.
The correct answers are Will you be using the conference room this afternoon?, Will the team be needing the projector later?, and Will you be taking the company car tomorrow?
In English, we often use the future continuous tense (will + subject + be + verb-ing) to ask politely about people's plans. It sounds softer and less demanding than the simple future tense.
"Will you be use" is incorrect because it uses the base verb instead of the "-ing" form. "Do you will be needing" is incorrect because you cannot combine the auxiliary verbs "do" and "will."