I know this does not matter for the LSAT and is mostly a technicality for this lesson, but would it be wrong to just simply write out "dont" instead of the / ?

In Q4, I wrote "/Tax returns calculated and submitted → farmers dont know their income" and "/Farmers dont know their income (they do) → tax returns are calculated and submitted"

This is just a preference and does not change the actual meaning of the sentence correct?

I am struggling significantly more with these REE questions than other ones. What can I do to improve on these?

Are some of the lessons changing? I feel like the comments for the Drill MSS questions were off. Where we not given a set of 5 questions? The comments are discussing other questions....

4/5 and then 5/5 after my blind review. Was able to stay around 10 Seconds over the target time. First question took me a minute to parse out the complex grammar.

This really confused me. Nothing about indicators such as the verb "decreases" and the term "tend to" were mentioned, then used in the explanation as if it were common knowledge.

Additionally, I feel like I understood all of the lessons, but then got all of these questions wrong. For #2 and #3, I am extremely confused how we can be certain that giving children everything directly causes adults who are not able to cope, but then for number 3, we are supposed to pick out that there could have been something else that caused the food poisoning, and not sushi.

Could there not be something else that caused the adults to not be able to cope?

Edit: I think I now understand that it all boils down to language. In the second question, the term "produces" implies causation. This is missing from the third question. The word "suffered" is used to describe the food poisoning, which could have come from elsewhere. There needs to be more sections on this before a skill builder.

Jesus I am getting COOOOOOOOKED on these