Exercise 2. Put the verbs in brackets into the Past Simple tense. 1. Yesterday they ( to send ) messages and (to share ) files across computer networks.
2. The second trend ( to concern ) the nature of software applications.
3. Installing new links ( to take ) up to two months.
4. The network operators ( to implement ) this technology last week.
5. This system ( not / to handle ) real-time rating, making it difficult to launch other valueadded services.
6. There ( to be ) several competing proposals on how to achieve the most appropriate
technology around the world.
7. Many operators ( to express ) dissatisfaction with the current price levels last month.
8. The Magnafox Communication Integrator ( to route ) out-going calls through the most
cost-effective medium, based on tariff data stored in its memory.

1. Yesterday they sent messages and shared files across computer networks.

2. The second trend concerned the nature of software applications.

3. Installing new links took up to two months.

4. The network operators implemented this technology last week.

5. This system did not handle real-time rating, making it difficult to launch other valueadded services.

6. There were several competing proposals on how to achieve the most appropriate  technology around the world.

7. Many operators expressed dissatisfaction with the current price levels last month.

8. The Magnafox Communication Integrator routed out-going calls through the most  cost-effective medium, based on tariff data stored in its memory.

A story about school

My story about school. I want to tell a story about my school. It happened to me once at school. When our literature lesson begins. We were asked to write a synopsis of Alexander Pushkin's biography. The teacher began to check the syllabus. And I'm the only synopsis for the whole class. Everyone wrote a synopsis in class, and I rested. I hope this story will teach your homework always.