@Sameer_Ahamad Yes I believe that would definitely strengthen the argument! I've noticed an emphasis on the difference between always, sometimes, and other similar words in these questions.

@sammyim09 lol it does!

@Tobykenobi Funny because this was my line of thinking. People own pitbulls and they have plenty of potential to cause harm, but when they are trained they can be great dogs. It is about what you look for in a "pet" and how you define it.

@Sameer_Ahamad But could we also question that piece of evidence as well? Maybe he had access to different food earlier and didn't get it from the trash. Maybe we could be more sure of the conclusion if we knew that Mr. Fat Cat only licks his paws after eating Salmon? Would that make it even stronger?

@lilacsunrise0526 yes it's used interchangeably based on my experience studying with lawhub

@aliegeaksu great explanation, thank you! i was sorting it out as i came across your reply lol

@janeelkins these comment sections save me from panic quitting

@THS Taking mine in 2 months.. I've been using the lessons on LawHub up until now and I recommend it if you want even more content to practice with (drills, lessons, videos, etc.). But yea I'm pretty much where you're at lol.

@DeniseDenault Real

@NicholasRestrepo word

Jumped in way too fast on this question because lawhub made me too confident.

@MadelynDeSpain How are you feeling about it? I started on lawhub about a month ago and finally got up the courage to join 7sage. but I really hope its enough time to study! Mine is also september.