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The following are correct forms of future continuous tenses in the given sentences:
1. Will be studying
2. Will be replacing
3. Will be attending
4. Won't be calling
5. Won't be shopping
<h3>What are future continuous tenses?</h3>
Tenses in English language(under Verbs part of speech) describe the time of occurence of an event. There are different types of tenses.
Future continuous tenses describe events that will be occuring in the future albeit temporarily.
For example, Jane would be attending an event explains an action that would occur in the future but continuously and also temporarily.
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No this is not a compound sentence
