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NOW (Today): Students could / couldn’t attend online classes from home.

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NOW (Today): People could / couldn’t download books instead of buying paper copies.

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NOW (Today): Doctors could / couldn’t use modern machines to detect diseases early.

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NOW (Today): Families could / couldn’t store thousands of photos on their phones.

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NOW (Today): People could / couldn’t order food using mobile apps.

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NOW (Today): Students could / couldn’t search for information online in seconds.

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NOW (Today): People could / couldn’t video call their friends from another country.

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THEN (100 years ago): People could / couldn’t read encyclopedias in libraries.

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THEN (100 years ago): Workers could / couldn’t send emails at the office.

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THEN (100 years ago): People could / couldn’t listen to music on streaming apps.

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THEN (100 years ago): Families could / couldn’t watch movies on smartphones.

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THEN (100 years ago): Students could / couldn’t use the Internet for homework.

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THEN (100 years ago): People could / couldn’t send letters by post.

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THEN (100 years ago): They could / couldn’t buy books in bookstores.

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THEN (100 years ago): People could / couldn’t use websites.

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