第三段後面in 100 years’ time是什麼意思？

Around 7,000 languages are spoken in the world today, but linguists fear over 3,000 of those will 22 over the next 100 years. Linguists classify languages into four 23 classes. A language is considered “safe” if children will be speaking it in 100 years' time. If children are 24 to speak the language in 100 years, it is considered to be “endangered," and if the language currently has no children learning it, then it is "moribund.” When there are no native speakers 25, the language is classified as extinct.on y'asowe grobnow me In a joint effort to prevent these languages from disappearing, Google was 26 by several language organizations in the creation of the Endangered Languages Project, a website where people can record, share, and access endangered languages. The hope is to 27 these languages through documentation. While the project may not save any currently moribund language from its 28 extinction, it could help save those endangered languages. Wom Taiwan currently has five moribund languages and a(n) 29 ten extinct Formosan languages. Perhaps the Endangered Languages Project can give some hope to those dying languages or generate new 30 in learning them. But don't count yourself out; you can help too. If you know anyone who speaks one of these disappearing languages, you should try to pick it up yourself.

可以問一下為什麼第五題答案是that嗎 想知道原因屑屑 （題目有點長😅

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想請問第19的正確答案是D，但為什麼C不行呢？

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