I am still quite confused - do we count people who get the placebo as being “vaccinated”? Because if not, how does this answer choice engage with that missing link?

I didnt like C because of the word “always” - it made me doubt the claim instantly.

Could someone clarify MP questions for me - because I have heard Kevin say that you just focus on the MP you identify, but now I have heard JY say you should factor the whole passage in. I am a little confused.

I wish I could help with advice but I am right there with you. I have come off the back of several good drills scores and now been smashed with consecutive 30% - 40% scores for full sections. Doesn’t help much but you’re not alone.

I am really struggling trying to work out when words such as “any” or “all” should be applied as a distinguishing factor. The economics professor was simply talking about two pizza parlour's - why do we assume that is “any company”? Why isn’t it just some, or at least one etc.

The problem I had with this one is that I didn’t want to select any answer with “some” in it - my reasoning was that some can mean all but the stimulus just mentioned most..could I get some clarification on when I should consider some all in this context?

Answer C… fell right into it.