U3Z1 - Future - 9th

Which of the statements are true right now? Which will be true only in the future? Now Tourists are buying tickets. Tickets are very expensive. Future A training program fro passengers is starting. Space tours travel about 110 km (68 miles) above the Earth. The next flight is ready to leave. A trip lasts about two and a half hours. It is the year 2022, and an international group of space tourists is getting ready for its space flight. Complete the questions and answers using the verbs in parentheses with will or won't. Q: Will it take (take) a long time to get used to zero gravity?A: No, it won't. Every day you will feel (feel) more comfortable, and after three days you will become (become) used to being in space. Q: Will I feel (feel) sick?A: Yes, you might feel sick for a little while. But it won't last (last) long.Q: I'm a runner. How will I stay (stay) in shape in space?A: Actually, all space tourists, or "spaceflight participants," as they prefer to be called, will do (do) exercises during the flight. There will be (be) at least one stationary bike on board, for example.Q: Will I look (look) the same?A: Actually, you will look (look) the same at all. Your face and eyes will get (get) puffy. The first time you look in a mirror, you probably won't recognize (recognize) yourself.Q: Will I float (float) in my sleep?A: Yes, if you are not tied down. And then you should be careful because you will bump (bump) into things all night long. Trust me. You can get hurt!Q: I like salt and pepper on my food. Can I still use them in zero gravity?A: Yes, you will still have (have) salt and pepper, but not like you do on Earth. You will use (use) small, squeezable bottles with saltwater and pepper water so the grains don't float away. You just squeeze it on your food. Don't worry about it. It will be (be) great!