How do I know when it's one premise vs two/does the matter? For example, given that Question 2 is 2 separate premises, I would have assumed that Question 3 would be 2 premises as well: 1.) "Since the residents' reviews about the new park have been exceptionally good" and 2.) "because this park is vital for their community interaction" rather than one combined premise.
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How do I know when it's one premise vs two/does the matter? For example, given that Question 2 is 2 separate premises, I would have assumed that Question 3 would be 2 premises as well: 1.) "Since the residents' reviews about the new park have been exceptionally good" and 2.) "because this park is vital for their community interaction" rather than one combined premise.