I would love the ability to change what is automatically generated in practice blocks. I like the general guidelines and structure it creates but I'd like the ability to move stuff around and be able to "complete" a practice block and have it shown as complete for a week without necessarily doing a PT every single week like it has been suggesting for me. I'm also trying to focus more on RC, so I'd like to be able to add more practices into my RC days and have it show up in my X min left section for the tracker.
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@lesteryxue @teaganneumann I think it's just a modifier here. It wasn't covered in the lesson but conjunctions (such as and) are used to join clauses among other things. If we break down the first sentence there are two clauses that could be read as individual sentences if we wanted.
The first clause reads
Economic considerations color every aspect of international dealings.
The second clause reads
Nations are just like individuals in that the lender sets the terms of its dealings with the borrower.
This second clause broken down into it down into its basics the sentence would be
Nations are just like individuals.
The subject is "nations".
The predicate verb is "are just like".
The predicate object is "individuals".
Why are nations just like individuals? They set the terms of their deals with the borrower.
That is just modifying the predicate to give more context, not referring back to that first clause. A good tip to figure out if it's truly referential or not is if the "that" in question makes sense without what you think it is referring to. The second clause makes sense without the first, so the "that" in the second clause isn't going to be referential.
@Mohussin Abakar I found it really helpful to ignore the clock at first. You want to be able to think through the question first and then worry about timing once you have the foundation
@Alysia Oldacre I think it is also available up to 8 days before the exam!
For question four wouldn't it be that either humans act more unselfishly or they are the same rate? All we know is that humans do not act more selfishly than they do selfishly