@simonsher119 Ballerina Capuccina

me too

@KatrielSander For me i just understand the underlying concept when translating back to english. "not fail" and /fail when you translate them back to english mean the same thing. For the chaining just look at the chain and try to see if changing "not fail" to /fail helps you chain them up but dont stress too much about miniscule stuff. The biggest take away I can definetely give you is when you move further and do LSAT questions youll see that time is so short you dont have the priveledge of thinking and writing everything. No time. It has to be be a mix of your understanding of lawgic without writing it down and some writing of lawgic translation or otherwise itll take you 4 minutes for 1 question. Dont stress it. Telling you from experience

@Sameer Ahamad I generally use as a rule of thumb not to include the indicative words as part of the argument. Meaning "Without" and the other 3rd group indicators do not indicate negation. Just look for a negation that's not an indicative word. Works every time.