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Answer 1

to use the text as it contains errors and incomplete sentences. However, I can help you with a corrected version of the plan and provide guidance on completing it:

Plan 3 @ The History of Mobile Phones!

Introduce the topic of the history of mobile phones.
Mention that Martin Cooper, an engineer at Motorola, made the first mobile phone call on April 3rd.
Provide details about the first mobile phone: it weighed just over a kilogram, had 20 minutes of talk time, took 10 hours to charge, and was about the size of a shoe.
Talk about Motorola's new phone in 1983, which had 30 minutes of talk time, stored 30 numbers, and cost around 3,000 euros.
Mention the appearance of iPhones in 2007.
In groups, search online for information about what young people want from future mobile phones.
Put the ideas found into an order.
Rehearse the presentation.
To complete the sentences, you can use the following information:

Martin Cooper made the first mobile phone call on April 3rd.
The phone weighed just over a kilogram.
It had 20 minutes of talk time and took 10 hours to charge, and was about the size of a shoe.
Motorola's new phone in 1983 had 30 minutes of talk time, stored 30 numbers, and cost around 3,000 euros.
iPhones appeared in 2007.
Search online for what young people want from future mobile phones.
Put the ideas found into an order.
Rehearse the presentation.

Answer 2

Sure! Here's the completed version of the sentences:

1. Martin, an engineer at Motorola, spoke on a mobile phone for the first time on April 3rd.
2. The phone weighed just over a few pounds.
3. It had 20 minutes of talk time, and it took hours to charge, approximately the size of a shoe.
4. Motorola's new phone in 1983 had 30 minutes of talk time, stored 30 numbers, and it cost about euros.
5. iPhones appeared in (year missing).

And here are the reordered statements from young people about their expectations for future mobile phones:

1. Read what some young people want from the mobile phones of the future.
2. Prepare for your presentation.
3. Rehearse your presentation.
4. It is a good idea not to forget your presentation.