I have no idea how I'm supposed to do these questions quickly at all. by the time I've thought out the logic of the argument and just read all the answers, I'm already out of time and that's without looking at the logic of the answers

chained logic perfectly and literally just misread b and messed up ugh, I hate the time constraints lol.

If i model it out in logic i am always getting them right, but when I take the time to model I'm always over time. I need to figure pout how to get faster at modeling for questions like this.

@lolowoo1 You could try going back and start over from where you last understood. I had the same problem and reset where I was and it really helped me better understand it. I originally just kept pushing on and it just got more confusing.

Ok yeah now I'm seeing how internalizing the rules of logic has made this so much easier, I'm actually shocked! Didn't think all that work of studying logic rules would have as much an effect on my time and correctness wow

If you make flashcards with the individual indicator words on one side and the type of conditional on the back, and just keep practicing with those, you will gradually start to internalize them to the point where you don't even think about it. It's great practice while watching TV or something!

first time was 2/5, but when i stopped worrying about time and spent the effort to highlight the premises, conclusions, and context i jumped to 5/5. lesson learned, its better to go slow lol