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What's the point in knowing what type of question the question is?
I just read a question and understand what I need to look for, not label the question in my head as a certain type and then memorize what I was supposed to do with it.
Is that a bad approach?
First ever 5/5. If u see this, DON'T be discouraged I've been making 2-/5's for a whole month. Keep going!
Group 1 Indicators If, When, Where, All, Any, Every
Rule: Whatever immediately follows the word goes on the LEFT side of the arrow
Group 2 Indicators Only, Only if, Only when, Only where
Rule: Whatever immediately follows the word goes on the RIGHT side of the arrow
Group 3 Indicators Or, Unless, Until, Without, Except
Rule: Whatever immediately follows the word goes on the RIGHT side. Take the other part of the sentence, NEGATE it, and put it on the LEFT side.
Group 4 Indicators No, None, Never
Rule: Whatever immediately follows the word goes on the LEFT side. Take the other part of the sentence, NEGATE it, and put it on the RIGHT side.
This cheat sheet rlly helped me for these :) I'm hoping using this will help me eventually memorize them. Its here for anybody else. Whoever is reading ily have a great day!
@PaigeScott-Cooper Omg I'm the opposite lmao. I was a bio major so I lock in on all the animal ones. My brain goes numb when I read other stuff. </3
This is the first thing I've understood when starting lord help me
@DaisyAstudillo Thanks bc I have 0 clue what any of this means right now it's all going over my head and my brain is just numbly listening...
#Feedback, the multiple choice answers should be read in order and once we get to the right answer then explain why its right; personally as soon as I know and understand the right answer I don't pay attention to the rest because I don't care DX