Listen to the text "Technology". Choose the correct sentence:
Would we still living in caves?
Would we still be living in caves?
1. Would we still was living in caves?
It's the kind of technology that is off of date as soon as it hits the shelves.
It's the kind of technology that was out of date before it hits the shelves
2. It's the kind of technology that is out of date as soon as it hits the shelves.

1. the professor asked if english law was based on common law tradition. 2. the first-year student asked the professor yesterday if barristers gave expert opinions on legal matters. 3. tom brown asked his groupmate why it is important for judges to be independent of the government. 4. the correspondent asked last week how long it had taken the fbi experts to perform these scientific examinations. 5. the defence counsel asked the prosecution how many defendants had been convicted of illegal weapons possession. 6. the clerk of the court asked if the defendant had pleaded guilty to any charges. 7. the head of the court's press service was asked if the appellate panel had found any procedural violations. 8. tom brown asked his lawyer who had backed a request for bail. 9. the judge was asked at the press conference why the charge of murder had been reduced to manslaughter. 10. the federal security service officer was asked when an explosive device had been found on a board a passenger jet flying from moscow to grozny.