Exercise 2. Put the verbs in brackets into the Future Simple tense. 1. Substantial differences (to remain) between the two technologies.
2. The combined technology (to provide) system capacity for millions of business and
residential subscribers.
3. We (to improve) technology in the trunk segment – in optical fibre and synchronous
digital hierarchy next year.
4. This service (to be) available nationwide from next month.
5. The development of new services (to create) market pull for new methods.
6. A global homogeneous network also (to operate) at much greater efficiency due to
the addition of a computer-aided network management.
7. The system (to handle) both frame and call switching capabilities.

1. I was affraid that you would fall and break your leg.

2.I knew that my friend had never been to Washington.

3. I was told that she never drank milk.

4. We were told that he was a very talented singer.

5. We knew that they lived a happy life.

6. She thought that the children were playing in the yard.

7. She hoped that her friend would come to see her.

8. He thought that father had repaired his bicycle.

9. I supposed that she knew English very well.

10. We were sure that our sportsmen would win the game.

11. I found out that he did not know German at all.

12. She was glad that she had made no mistakes in her dictation.

13. I knew that he worked at his English hard.

14. I was told that she danced better than anybody else.

Well, in the age of modern technologies its hard to imagine our lives without mobile phones while they have become the main part of everyday life. And I think that our life can be quite another without phones because maybe or not we will start becoming more socialized and start to see the simplest but main things of our life like family and friends. And these changes depends personally on each person, but for me, I think, it will be a great change and I will be more energetic and very welcome for this unbelievable world

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