English, 20.10.2019 11:00 nbaounce1776

if we cannot see the humor in the changing, serious world around us, we are doomed to inernalize it and that can be damaging to us mentally as well as physically.

which is the most precise revision of this sentence?

a) if we cannot see the humor in the changing, serious world around us that can be damaging to us mentally as well as physically.

b) internalizing it can be damaging to us mentally as well as physically if we cannot see the humor in the changing, serious world around us.

c) we are doomed to internalize it and that can be damaging to us mentally as well as physically, if we cannot see the humor in the changing, serious world around us.

d) if we cannot see the humor in the changing, serious world around us, we are doomed to internalize the harsh realities of life and that can be damaging to us mentally as well as physically.

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