Usage of one of the aspects of Future Tense

No one aspect can perform (all) the functions of another. Many may not (often or never) finds themselves in a circumstance in which they need to express something in a particular aspect. For them that aspect of that tense (FPC in this case) is rare or never used. However, there are specific circumstances that require expression only in that aspect, and there are people who need (rarely or not) to say or express things in that aspect.

Rarity does not mean it is not there or not used. You use a rarely used thing when it is required. In a sense, the frequency variation of the use of all things, including tenses and their aspects, is a matter of degree. Some things are used very often; some are not used that often, some things less often and still some others very less or rarely. Even among the most often used, there is a frequency variation. Articles and personal pronouns are among the words most frequently used in daily conversations. Among them "I" is again used more frequently.

In the same way FPC is just used less, but there are situations in life which should be expressed in it.



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