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LuisCortez-Garcia
Thursday, Jul 9

I am going through all of this material, and I really do not seem to improve on my question answering. I get to a question and I really do not know what type of information utlize to answer the question so I take for ever to answer the question.

It might just be me, but I get frustrated becuase I don't seem to improve.

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LuisCortez-Garcia
Sunday, Jun 28

@EDobbs24 So "filthy" is a modifier for "rich"?

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LuisCortez-Garcia
Sunday, Jun 28

@GiovanniMonzon It funny that you mention this becuase I was just thinking this. I was like, I think I got a hold of understanding Sufficiency and Necessity, and now I have to re-learn it, LOL I kinda understood but not really. I guess they tought that for someone that is new to the terminology it will be easier to leanr it that way.

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LuisCortez-Garcia
Saturday, Jun 27

I am still having issues translating, I read the sentence and I kinda undertand what it is saying, but in reality I do not know the meaning of the words I understand. Like they are grammatically correct and the sentence makes sense, but I really do not know the meaning of what I just read. I think that I have to re-wire my brain to just go directly to translating into the actual meaning of the sentence. I hope that I am making sense.

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LuisCortez-Garcia
Friday, Jun 26

@JennyHong I had the same thought, the way that he explained it confused me. I ended not understanding what "it's support base" reffers to the authoritarian regime. I understand that the referential can also point forward instead of backward. Bur I do not get that question.

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LuisCortez-Garcia
Friday, Jun 26

@mscru2 I think they are becuase they just add more information to the sentence. I think that it can get tricky down the line. Here the example presented seems easy, but once you get to the real questions we will have to be thinking about modifiers, subject, predicate, context, premises and conclusions. Which is what add to the complexity of question. How are we supposed to think of all of those things in every question in the test?

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LuisCortez-Garcia
Thursday, Jun 25

@AlexanderAlizadeh In your example I assueme that the sub-conclusion is "Alex is hard-working".

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LuisCortez-Garcia
Thursday, Jun 25

I have always struggled with the contrapositive. I am scared.

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LuisCortez-Garcia
Wednesday, Jun 24

@iynur I am also just starting for the September test. Good Luck on your studying.

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LuisCortez-Garcia
Wednesday, Jun 24

@LogicallyUnreasonable Me too, I hope that I actually do make it this time. I have been trying to apply to Law School for the past 5 years and I am not able to take this test. This is literally my biggest challenge to overcome and go to Law School. Good Luck on your studying.

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