Fix grammar errors in this sentence: The demand was still there because there were those who could afford it and mobile phones were important to those who were always on the go.
The demand for mobile phones was still there.
The demand for mobile phones was still there.
The demand for mobile phones was still there.
The demand for mobile phones was still there.
The demand for mobile phones was still there.
The demand for mobile phones was still there.
The demand for mobile phones was still there.
The demand for mobile phones was still there.
The demand for mobile phones was still there.
The demand for mobile phones was still there.
The demand was there because there were those who could afford it and mobile phones were important.
- The demand was there because there were those who could afford it and mobile phones were important.
- The demand was there because there were those who could afford it and mobile phones were important.
- The demand was there because there were those who could afford it and mobile phones were important.
- The demand was there because there were those who could afford it and mobile phones were important.
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