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AndreaGuillen805
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1L START YEAR
2027

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AndreaGuillen805
Friday, Jun 5

@shay_lsat I like to think of when a teacher is indirectly calling someone out. Like if the teacher said "SOME students aren't turning in their work on time", the teacher is referring to one specific individual. So event though "students" is multiple, we know the teacher is referring to one specific person.

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AndreaGuillen805
Friday, Jun 5

Seems silly but will be helpful:

Some = AT LEAST one

Most = MORE THAN half

All = EVERY single one

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AndreaGuillen805
Tuesday, May 26

My favorite way someone told me to to remember this is "attack the argument, not the premises."

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