Use the appropriate tense forms of the verbs in brackets. More than two hundred years ago, people (make) ... their own clothes. They (have, not) ... machines for making clothes. There (be, not) ... any clothing factories. People (wear) ... homemade clothes that were sewn by hand. Today, very few people (make) ... their own clothes. Clothing (come) ... ready-made from factories. People (buy) ... almost all their clothes from stores. The modern clothing industry (be) ... international. As a result, people from different countries often (wear) ... similar clothes. For example, people in many different countries throughout the world (wear) ... jeans and T-shirts. However, regional differences in clothing still (exist.. . For instance, people of the Arabian deserts (wear) ... loose, flowing robes to protect themselves from the heat of the sun. In northern Europe, fur hats (be) ... common in the winter. In the future, there (be, probably) ... fewer and fewer differences in clothing in the world. People throughout the world (wear) ... clothes from the same factories. We all (dress)... almost alike in the future? TV shows and movies about the future often (show) ... everybody in a uniform of some kind. What you (think)..?