@AluGator that's such a good point, like a new levy could pass by 58 percent and we would say an overwhelming majority of citizens voted yes, bc normally the votes have a much smaller discrepancy

@SrujalPatel this method has completely changed it for me! thank you. knowing where to put the if not helps me know which side it goes on

@Cee🦋 I tripped up on this one too - scientific questions are my weakness as well, I identified them as "non interglacial periods"...which I guess would correctly be glacial

@_seb thats what I got too - also couldn't the word "like" be a modifier in likes to drink milk? Really it is just cat drinks milk - liking to drink milk being a modifier...

@ZealousAltruisticMode thank you, I though the same thing and this explanation makes sense

@GavinSchuerch good point, would not be super exciting to start with this

@Dom80 I use that method too, I feel like it helps my speed when reading the over complicated sentences on the LSAT. But then you get those questions and answers that hinge on one word like "most" or "always" and I feel like that is where I really need to focus on the grammar