1 Will children go to school in 100 years?
No, they will not go to school in 100 years.
2 Will people watch more TV than they do now?
No, there will no be TV in the future.
3 Will people read fewer books?
Yes, people will read fewer books.
4 Will people live longer?
Yes, people will live longer.
5 Will everyone speak the same language?
No, everyone will be bilingual.
6 Will the world's climate be different?
Yes, the world's climate will change significantly.
7 Will life be better?
Yes, life will become much better in the future.
1.Will children go to school in 100 years?
They won’t go to school in future.In my opinion,they will study at home online.
2.Will people watch more Tv than they do now?
I think, they will because people most likely will be at home.
3.Will people read fewer books?
It’s possible,but they will probably switch to online books.
4.Will people live longer?
They will live longer,since medicine will be better
5.Will everyone speak the same language?
It’s possible that people will speak only one language-English.
6.Will the world’s climate would be different?
It definitely will change. Even now,we can see differences in climate.
7.Will life be better?
It will change a lot,and I think it will be better.
Yuri Valentinovich Zhirkov is a Russian footballer who plays for Zenit St. Petersburg and the Russian national team.
A left-sided player who can play full-back or winger, he began his career at localSpartak Tambov before joining top-flight CSKA Moscow in 2004. Domestic and European success followed, and in 2009 he moved to English Premier League clubChelsea for £18 million. After two seasons there he returned to Russia with Anzhi Makhachkala, who sold him to Dynamo Moscow in 2013. He then signed for Zenit in January 2016.
Zhirkov has earned over 65 international caps since 2005. His performance at Euro 2008, in which Russia reached the semi-finals, was recognised with his inclusion in the Team of the Tournament and award as well as Futbol's Russian Footballer of the Year. He was also selected for Euro 2012 and the 2014 FIFA World Cup.