Which sentence correctly uses the future continuous tense to politely ask about someone’s plans?
AAre you join us for dinner?
BWill you joining us for dinner?
CWill you be joining us for dinner?
DWill you join us for dinner?
Explanation
The future continuous tense can be used to politely inquire about someone’s existing plans, giving ‘Will you be joining us for dinner?’, which sounds less like a direct request or demand than the simple future ‘Will you join us for dinner?’ This usage assumes a plan may already exist and simply asks about it, rather than asking the person to make a decision on the spot. Explore more English MCQs on mcqstutor to keep practicing.

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