I am able to write out the conditionals right for every sentence and also get the sentence right. But I can't seem to chain the conditionals and it stresses me out.

This is giving me a major headache!

I am very confused with sentence 3 and 4. I thought I was understanding the module until now.

Sentence 3: Botanists recently discovered plants that can extract phosphorus from the sand covering their leaves.

I identified the kernel of the sentence as

1: Botanists and 2: recently discovered plants

and I put the modifier to #1 as: that can extract phosphorus from the sand covering their leaves but as I am typing this I realize that I am wrong and just confusing myself. I'll definitely have to rewatch this a couple more times.

Britney reads (clause) and Sabrina listens (clause).

The dog [subject-noun] plays [predicate-verb] with the cat [predicate-object]

Wouldn't answer choice D be considered too strong? That's what I initially thought once I saw the word "always"

I'm having trouble understanding the assumptions section. When should I know when to make up an assumption? and Will the LSAT questions ask what assumption makes the argument weaker or stronger? If that makes sense. Thanks!

For 3.5, translated back to english is "If Heegun attends the dinner, then Wong cannot attend the dinner." "If Wong attends the dinner, then Heegun cannot attend the dinner."

I translated it as If Heegun attends dinner, then Wong DOES NOT attend the dinner. Does it matter? Thanks!

I am super confused by "you pick either idea, then negate that idea, then make that idea the necessary condition." Same for the Negate Sufficient lesson. I automatically look for the sufficient/necessary condition and I'm cinfusing myself trying to pick an idea.

I was in between A and D for the longest time but I read the stimulus over and over again and A just made more sense when it came to strengthening. Slowly but surely getting these questions right...

As soon as I read D, I knew it was the right answer but took a little longer to answer because it was a little suspicious that I spotted the answer right away. I need to be more confident when it comes to the answer I'm choosing. That definitely stresses me out.