"Each of many" is just many so you use "most", right?

Lowkey, i just look at this all like a math class. Which I know doesn't help because most of us aren't the best mathematically, that's why were going into law. But, if you can look at these almost as math equations, where you have to get y and x on the same side, that might help. Legal algebra 😂

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I've been enjoying connecting the lessons to basketball and creating a LSAT "playbook".

Being a Portland Trail Blazer [subset] is sufficient [enough] to be an NBA team [superset].

Being an NBA team [superset] is necessary [required] to be a Portland Trail Blazer [subset].

i.e: Players have 41 home games.

Adding a modifier: National Basketball Association players have 41 home games.

@prestonbigley759 Valid. W teammate.

[1] Jaylen Brown [subject- noun] reads [predicate- verb] the defense [predicate -noun].

[2] Jason Tatum [subject-noun] passes [ predicate-verb] to his teammates[predicate].

[3] Jrue Holiday [subject - noun] forced [predicate-verb] three turnovers [predicate-noun].

Keep balling. Nobody cares how many shots you make in an empty gym if you can't knock them down when the lights come on. We'll be straight.

GREEN, 5/5 from the 3🏀