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What is the future continuous form of ‘to read’ in the first person singular?

A. I will read
B. I am reading
C. I will be reading
D. I was reading

Answer: I will be reading


Additional Information: The future continuous tense describes an ongoing action that will take place in the future.


Subjects: Tenses, Grammar

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