Complete the conversation with the verbs in the simple present, the simple past, or the future with will. Use contractions.
ELLA: Did you 1. (hear) the lecture last week?
JAKE: No, what 2. (be) it about?
ELLA: The future. According to Professor Kramer, in the year 2100, there 3. (be) cities in the ocean, we 4. (take) trips to the moon, and we 5. (learn) things from computers.
JAKE: By 2100? We 6. (be) all gone.
ELLA: Yes, they did. They always do. He 7. (like) most people. He 8. (know) how to make any subject fascinating.
Answer (2)
The conversation is completed by using the correct verb forms for simple present, simple past, and future. Each verb reflects the timing of the action discussed between Ella and Jake. Understanding these tenses is essential for clear communication.
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To complete the conversation correctly, use the simple present, simple past, and future tenses where appropriate. Each verb indicates the timing of the action being referred to in the dialogue. Understanding the use of verb tenses is crucial for effective communication. ;
