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Tuesday, May 26

AaronMiller2003

Looking for a tutor

Hi everyone,

My name is Aaron, and I am looking for a tutor. I have been struggling a bit and I feel like I need a personal instructor to teach me directly and guide me one on one. I am available all throughout the week with open availability and would like to see if there's a tutor that offers a free first session to determine if we will be a good fit. Regarding the pricing, I would prefer anything that is $100 and below if possible. If you're willing to offer any of this, please let me know! Thank you.

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Lessons · Skill Builder - Negation 1
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AaronMiller2003
Tuesday, May 12

@anulirz

Some alphabets are not phonetic.

You see the words "are not" it's not similar to what we learned about negating "Some A are B."

When we read question 2, we are reading Some A are NOT phonetic. This means that all alphabets are phonetic.

But if we say some alphabets are phonetic, then we say no alphabets are phonetic.

Hope this makes sense!

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Lessons · [OPTIONAL] One Predicate and Two Subjects
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AaronMiller2003
Wednesday, Apr 1

Any advice on how you guys take your notes? Do you watch the video first then take notes afterwards or take notes as you're watching the video? I need help lol!

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Lessons · Referential “That”
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AaronMiller2003
Thursday, Mar 26

@MohussinAbakar I agree with THAT statement

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Lessons · Definition of Support
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AaronMiller2003
Thursday, Mar 5

@madeinkeaven I interpret this the same way you did.

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Lessons · Skill Builder - Arguments
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AaronMiller2003
Tuesday, Mar 3

@eborland @Mr.Coolguy

It doesn't matter if the conclusion is at the end, the beginning, or the middle. The point of it is to be able to find the conclusion anywhere within the sentences. Sometimes the conclusion can be in the middle. It's to identify it.

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Lessons · Arguments are Relationships
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AaronMiller2003
Tuesday, Mar 3

@BrandonChavez Hey Brandon this is a great example. An example I'd like to use and I want you to see if this is good, is "The sun is up, so that means it's going to be sunny today."

PREMISE = The sun is up

CONCLUSION = It's going to be sunny today

Let me know if this is a good way in regard to the example you provided.

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Lessons · Welcome!
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AaronMiller2003
Monday, Mar 2

Good luck, everyone!

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