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a) With cities being the main beneficiaries of globalization, millions of people chasing jobs are migrating to cities.
b) By contrast, the world’s rural population is expected to decrease by 28 million during this same period.
c) Within the next two decades, five billion people, i.e. 80 percent of the world’s population will be living in cities.
d) For the first time in history, more than half the world’s population of 3.3 billion is living in these urban complexes.
e) The world is poised to leave its rural past behind.
TITA:
b) By contrast, the world’s rural population is expected to decrease by 28 million during this same period.
c) Within the next two decades, five billion people, i.e. 80 percent of the world’s population will be living in cities.
d) For the first time in history, more than half the world’s population of 3.3 billion is living in these urban complexes.
e) The world is poised to leave its rural past behind.
TITA:
EADCB
A cursory look at the sentence beginnings will throw up the
concomitant ‘dcb’. In chronological order, ‘d’ is talking of
present, ‘c’ of the future. ‘b’ is contrasting the trend, also of
the future, hence would come after ‘c
A cursory look at the sentence beginnings will throw up the
concomitant ‘dcb’. In chronological order, ‘d’ is talking of
present, ‘c’ of the future. ‘b’ is contrasting the trend, also of
the future, hence would come after ‘c
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