I got it right, but was +1:12 over :/ bc D and E were tripping me up, but atleast i got it right.

Thank god for that highlight feature because I was able to use it to differentiate between the different parts. Context, premise, and conclusion. I did go overtime, but i didnt realize it was timed.

From watching the video, what I gathered is that there are no connecting words to connect each claim. And since an argument needs there to be a connection its not an argument. Let's look at #1, for example, the use of "In contrast" and "This suggests" is connecting the premise and conclusion to each other. I also got question #6 wrong because I thought what you thought, but the video helped me understand. :)

Hi everyone, my name is Riyaan. I am from NYC, and I am hoping to take the LSAT in April/June/August, depending on how things go. I am definitely open to having more LSAT friends, so hmu! GOODLUCK EVERYONE!