1. Did John and Terry have a really wonderful time on Saturday? 2. When did they arrive at the place?
3. What did they watch at three o'clock?
4. Where were the boys during the concert?
5. How did Terry feel himself at the concert? Why?
6. What did the singer tell the audience?
7. What was the concert like?
8. How did the boys feel after the concert?
9. What do you think is Lilly's idea as for the theme of the next
issue of the 'English Bridge'?​

I believe this question asks whether Artificial Intelligence (AI) will replace human interpreters in 20 years. Well, my answer is it won't.

The reason is that language is subjective, it is full of nuances, references, jokes, puns and colloquialisms that no machine is able to grasp and convey in another language at the moment.

If we think of a more distant future, it is possible that technology will replace human interpreters, but it won't be a problem for interpreters specializing in languages which are less widely spoken.

people who work on a ship or plane - crew

place where travellers’ belongings are checked when leaving or entering the country - Customs

telling the customs officers about the goods in your bags - declare  

one of the ways through the Customs - channel

rough weather with wind and rain - storm

large pieces of cloth for moving the ship through the water when there is a wind - sails

things which you buy - goods

a way followed to get from one place to another - route

a sort of boat which moves over land or water - hovercraft

floor built across a ship  - deck

a place where ships tie up in a port - harbour

a boat for saving people in danger at sea - lifeboat

taxes paid on goods when leaving or entering the country - duties