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31 Jan 2009, 04:13
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pls explain ur answer
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31 Jan 2009, 10:42
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I picked C initially
But I think it should be D
The last sentence is 'even if volunteering does not increase longevity........what would you think?. The author specifically asks you to conclude on 'that statistic' not about longevity or endorphins
So we or rather I would think people find it difficult to keep their volunteering commitments
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But I think it should be D
The last sentence is 'even if volunteering does not increase longevity........what would you think?. The author specifically asks you to conclude on 'that statistic' not about longevity or endorphins
So we or rather I would think people find it difficult to keep their volunteering commitments
Cheers,
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31 Jan 2009, 11:53
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Really tough one. I did not understand the meaning of the last sentence. But, I will go with B.
If my interpretation of the question is right, it says that the statistics of people doing volunteer work will still be there since more and more people want to do this work.
If my interpretation of the question is right, it says that the statistics of people doing volunteer work will still be there since more and more people want to do this work.
