1) That's his usual behaviour. I usually do my homework in the evening. He's late as usual. It's unusual for him to sit home all day. 2) Weddings are usually happy occasions. Other then occasional attempts to draw him out, she respected his privacy. Occasionally I climbed and shook the trees. 3) My friend decided to end my sufferings and told me the truth. I finished my homework just in time that day. The game is over, we found you. 4) I want to start a new life this Monday. Now I'm beginning to understand his point of view. Get ready for the party, it starts in a half of an hour. 5) Me and Mary want to meet on some Sunday. Drinking tea at five o'clock is an old English tradition. We met our teacher in the cafeteria. 6) As John is a full time student, his parents send him money regularly. Jane is a part time student, in her free time she works as a cashier. 7) A group of scared freshmen crowded near the exit. In the USA a second year student is called a 'sophomore'. She needs to go to the graduate school if she wants that doctoral degree.
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I usually do my homework in the evening.
He's late as usual.
It's unusual for him to sit home all day.
2) Weddings are usually happy occasions.
Other then occasional attempts to draw him out, she respected his privacy.
Occasionally I climbed and shook the trees.
3) My friend decided to end my sufferings and told me the truth.
I finished my homework just in time that day.
The game is over, we found you.
4) I want to start a new life this Monday.
Now I'm beginning to understand his point of view.
Get ready for the party, it starts in a half of an hour.
5) Me and Mary want to meet on some Sunday.
Drinking tea at five o'clock is an old English tradition.
We met our teacher in the cafeteria.
6) As John is a full time student, his parents send him money regularly.
Jane is a part time student, in her free time she works as a cashier.
7) A group of scared freshmen crowded near the exit.
In the USA a second year student is called a 'sophomore'.
She needs to go to the graduate school if she wants that doctoral degree.
Nowadays smartphones define the way people connect to the rest of the world. How did it start?
On the 16th of August 1994, IBM released a personal communicator, which became the modern smartphone. It was capable of making phone calls, faxing, text messaging and emailing.
It was a prized possession because this device also included a touch screen.
It had a clock, calendar and some games. But this wonderful device was just too advanced for its time. The market was not yet ready for such a technological innovation. Faster networks, browsers and applications were needed to release its full potential. In 2000, Ericsson was the first to introduce the word “smartphone” for its amazing R380 mobile phone. . This device was a modification of a lightweight flip phone. The magazine Popular Science called the Ericsson R380 smartphone one of the most important achievement in science and technology.