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JuliaLambert
1 hour ago

The first sentence in the stimulus was not at all difficult for me to parse, since I have myself been one of those "short-sighted car owners" who forgot to do a scheduled oil change on my car and needed an emergency oil change!

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JuliaLambert
4 days ago

Really appreciate the diagrams.

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JuliaLambert
5 days ago

Thank you for the diagram!

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JuliaLambert
6 days ago

@Elideebeep Thank you so very much!!

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JuliaLambert
6 days ago

@JuliaLambert Just found this in my notes from earlier in the course: "No contrapositives for quantifiers "some" and "most"; contrapositives are just for conditional claims.

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JuliaLambert
6 days ago

There are no contrapositives of logic involving quantifiers, am I right?

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JuliaLambert
Monday, Jul 13

How does the passive voice factor in to conditional logic? I haven't heard it mentioned so far in any of the video explanations, but a lot of the trouble in conditional logic, especially in this lesson and others immediately surrounding, seems to stem from the fact that the agent in the sentence -- the thing actually making the action happen -- is buried in the predicate because of the passive voice.

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