Confidence here can save you quite a bit of time on easier questions like this. It’s really easy to wipe away B-D, and E after reading it to the end.

If you notice a drop in your scores, that's part of overcoming a learning curve. Keep at it while implementing what you learned, your answers will start improving.

I got it right, but went way over time. Largely because I took the time to diagram all three conditions, and applied that to each question. I'm hoping in the future, I can do this in my head intuitively and not have to rely on diagramming it all out.

Thank you!

I realized during the blind review that this became much easier after I switched the placement of the premise and conclusion, and added a "thus," before the conclusion. Then I could see what needed to be assumed to make things logically work.

Mr. Fat Cat the best recurring character on 7sage?

Thing I struggled with was applying the "Most" to the "sell only plants that are guaranteed to be disease-free." E doesn't make a lot of sense if you don't, which I guess shows why grammar is so important when it comes to these more difficult questions.

This was tough in a fun kind of way with all those conditionals, gotta practice these kinds of complicated questions to get my time down though.

@EmeralMackenzieNeloms To love someone would be a verb, since it's an action. You can also have a love for something, which would then become a noun, since it has become a concept/idea rather than an action.

The snippets feature looks really interesting