Choose the correct verbs to complete the sentences. Use the Future Continuous or the Future Perfect Simple.
Soon, people _____________________ (not drive) cars – they ________________________ them! (fly)
By the end of the next decade, passports __________________________ (disappear). People ________________________ (use) electronic chips and biometric systems.
By 2050, a Japanese company ________________ (build) a lift to take people to space. During the second half of this century, tourists _____________________ (take) this lift to space.
Scientists _________________________ (develop) a way to travel in time by the end of this century. Imagine! In the 22nd century, tourists ________________________ (visit) Ancient Rome!
Aeroplanes without pilots ___________________ (become) a reality within 5o years. In the 2070s, unmanned planes _____________________ (transport) people to their destinations.
will not be driving, will be flying, will have disappeared, will be using, will have built, will be taking, will have developed, will be visiting, will have become, will be transporting
To know the correct verb tense that fits a sentence, you need to understand the context of the sentence. The correct verbs that will complete the sentences have been filled into the blanks.
Soon, people will not be driving cars – they will fly them!
By the end of the next decade, passports would have disappeared. People will be using electronic chips and biometric systems.
By 2050, a Japanese company will build a lift to take people to space. During the second half of this century, tourists will take this lift to space.
Scientists would have developed a way to travel in time by the end of this century. Imagine! In the 22nd century, tourists will visit Ancient Rome!
Aeroplanes without pilots will become a reality within 50 years. In the 2070s, unmanned planes will transport people to their destinations.
The event being described is something that will occur in the future. Therefore, many of the verb tenses are in the future and future perfect tenses.
