English, 05.05.2020 12:03 cshepp81

How do long-term goals differ from short-term goals?
O Long-term goals require more money than short-term goals do.
O Long-term goals require more planning than short-term goals do.
Long-term goals are less attainable than short-term goals are.
O Long-term goals involve less planning than short-term goals do.

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