Let's look at the sentence pattern.

This pattern is the structure that all of our examples will follow.

Noun plus will be, verb, I, N-G.

This pattern expresses a future arrangement or planned action.

We begin with a noun, the subject involved in the future action.

Next, we use will be, indicating a definite action happening at a specific time in the future.

Finally, we add the verb in the progressive form by appending ING to the infinitive.

This puts the phrase into the future continuous tense,

clearly showing that this activity will be ongoing or in progress at a certain moment.

Let's see how a line from the dialogue follows this pattern.

We'll be waiting for you at 7 p.m.

Here, we is our noun.

It's the people who have planned the arrangement.

Then Will Be clearly signals a definite action in the future.

Lastly, waiting is the verb in the progressive or continuous form,

emphasizing that the action, waiting,

will be actively happening at the specified

future time 7 p.m.

Will plus verb and will be plus verb-ing are similar future tense phrases, but they describe different kinds of actions and events. When you say something with the pattern, will plus verb, it's just a simple future action.

It expresses something that will happen often as a decision, a promise, or a prediction.

The action is seen as a single event, not something happening over time. Will be plus verb-ing is used when we want to talk about an action that will be in

progress at a specific time in the future. It focuses on the ongoing nature of the action.

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