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According to a recent study conducted at over 100 American universities, the number of college graduates interested in pursuing a career in financial services is likely to double by 2010.
is likely to double
are likely to increase by twice
are likely to double
will double
will increase by twice
how do you pick between A and D? I know that meaning changes between the two... D says that the study is sure the result will happen, A says they think that the result will happen.
I mean honestly, in a sentence like this, how are you able to infer what the true meaning is?
is likely to double
are likely to increase by twice
are likely to double
will double
will increase by twice
how do you pick between A and D? I know that meaning changes between the two... D says that the study is sure the result will happen, A says they think that the result will happen.
I mean honestly, in a sentence like this, how are you able to infer what the true meaning is?
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10 Aug 2007, 11:27
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Ya this is a choice b/w A and D.
I think A is the answer as D changes the meaning by making an uncertain event(likely to...) as certain(will...)
I think A is the answer as D changes the meaning by making an uncertain event(likely to...) as certain(will...)
10 Aug 2007, 11:34
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vineetgupta
you are correct, but my question is, how do you know whether the event is meant to be understood as certain or likely? i guess you just go with the original sentence
