根據(jù)所給中文完成句子翻譯。

1.你的未來取決于你現(xiàn)在如何努力學習。

Your future_____ _______ how hard you are working now

2.令我們驚訝的是,在中國達人秀里,劉偉用腳彈鋼琴彈得如此之好。

______ our _______, Liu Wei played the piano by foot so well in China’s Got Talent.

3.考試的時候越認真犯錯就越少。

The more____ you are, the ____ mistakes you will make.

4.他習慣了早起。He______ ____ to getting up early.

5.人類會被機器人取代嗎？

6.她穿上衣服然后出去了。

7.他決定不再飲酒了。

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