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Here are the completed sentences with the correct tense or form of the verb: 1. Does the plane **take off** at 7.00 a.m tomorrow? 2. The shop beside my house **opens** earlier than the other one. 3. Look! The skirt **is being taken** off. They are taking it off. (Alternatively, "is being" can be replaced with "is" to simplify the sentence, but "is being taken" is more accurate in this context.) 4. Robot workers **will replace** workers in 10 years. 5. The flight **did not depart** as usual because of the bad weather. 6. Are the flood victims still **waiting** when the rescuers **arrived**? (Alternatively, "come" could also be used in the present simple tense if referring to a scheduled event, but "arrived" seems more likely given the context.) 7. In 2011, a tsunami **destroyed** a lot of houses in Japan. 8. Nam and his friends **were playing** football at 5 p.m yesterday. (Alternatively, "played" could also be used, but "were playing" is more suitable for describing an action at a specific time.) 9. By 2050, the way people communicate **will be** different from now. 10. While Lan **was cleaning** out her bookshelf, she **found** a photo of her family.