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FUTURE CONTINUOUS Dialog: "Oh, and it also says that the Tuskegee Airmen will be making an appearance at the inauguration."
We use the futurecontinuous to indicate that a particular action in the future will be interrupted by another action at some point in the future. Remember this can be a real interruption or just an interruption in time.
I'll be finishing up my homework by the time my parents get home tonight.
The soldiers won't be attempting another frontal assault any time soon; not after the beating they took last time.
I'm sure mom will be waiting for us when the plane gets in. Otherwise we'll have to get a cab all the way to New Jersey.
DIFFERENT USES OF "FIT" Dialog: "That's certainly a fitting theme for the first African-American president to take office in the United States."
The word "fit" can be used as a noun or a verb or even as an adjective. It can have more than one meaning depending on the context. Let's take a look at some examples.
1) NOUN - the way or manner in which something fits.
These jeans are a perfect fit! I don't have to make any alterations.
The tailor really saved the day. The fit of that jacket hides your love handles.
2) NOUN - a sudden or violent attack of convulsions or an emotional reaction.
Jason suffers from epileptic fits?
My mom's going to have a fit when she finds out I skipped school today.
3) VERB - to be the right or correct size.
Oh, these shoes fit me great. I'll take them.
There are more people that I expected. I don't think we'll all fit on the bus.
4) ADJECTIVE - suitable, good enough, appropriate or relevant.
Look at the size of the buffet! It's fit for a king.
I don't like that girl. I don't think she's fit for you.
5) ADJECTIVE - to be healthy, well and in good condition.
To be an astronaut, one has to be extremely fit.
After 15 years of smoking, she wasn't feeling as fit as she used to.
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January 20, 2009 is an historic day as Barack Obama takes the Oath of Office and becomes the first African-American president of the United States of America. This Inauguration Day marks a new day of hope as President Obama faces one of America's and the world's most devastating economic crises. Will he be up to the task?
