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Present Future and Present Future Continuous

 
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PostPosted: Wed Oct 08, 2014 7:51 pm    Post subject: Present Future and Present Future Continuous Reply with quote

I'm confused about these two tenses (present future and present future continuous), what is the difference between them?

For example:
I will be waiting for him when his plane arrives tonight. (Present future continuous)

For the sentence above, why don't we just use "I will wait for him when his plane arrives tonight." '(Present future)

Your reply will be very helpful for me, thank you..
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