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can anyone help me what the logic of current answee

Please search the forum: linguist-in-english-the-past-is-described-as-behind-and-the-future-294366.html It’s not that hard to do!

Conclusion is "How one speaks is how one thinks about time". This is neither dependent on "how many people think actually thinks about time" nor on "direction in which people think about time". Let’s say, there are 4 people who speak XYZ language and think about past while point to the left and think about future while pointing to the right. ......Our passage still holds its meaning but option B says that most people not only think about time but also constraint that thinking to forward and backward. *"how many people actually think about time"

Fascinating - I have never seen OG spiral bound... is that a custom copy? 😇😂 This is a good question and B is a good trap. You would get into it if you read through the answer choices. My suggestion is to take the harder route and try to answer the question in your own words. You wont’ get stuck in this trap. There are signs of a trap however, "most" and we were only talking about 2 languages and 2 peoples.

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