had it right then switched my answer last second. oh my FUCKING GOD

what was this question dawg

my worst enemy is reading the answer choices incorrectly.

would this count as an example?

pasta is delicious

penne is a type of pasta

penne tastes delicious

all delicious things create happiness

therefore penne creates happiness

this is a nice little redemption from the previous section. honestly the tip of asking whether or not it is necessary has really helped.

first one i got right in here

this section will be the death of me im about to crashout

this question lowkey sucks

this one got me, the question wording bit me in the ass

for q3: would yall consider this to be correct?

new and 4+weeks </not available (/MN)

any new cats that are waiting for longer than 4 weeks will not be adopted, unless the cats are bonded

()= Mittness and Nittens

/= not bonded.

im confused on why q2 included new, and q3 didnt. To me this makes sense

this is the only exercise ive been stumped on so far. why is this incredibly frustrating?!?!?!?

for q1: I got the subject and predicate correct, but I put deep wounds as an object, would that still be correct?

idk if this will help any of y'all but this is how I sorted it:

• The cat that I brought home from the shelter in the middle of the village where a merchant was murdered on the only snowy day last year likes to drink fermented milk from the Swedish cow that we imported from Austria at considerable expense.

  • Subject noun: the cat 

    • What about the cat: that i brought home 

      • Where did you bring the cat home from? The shelter

        • Where was the shelter? In the middle of the village 

          • What about the village: where a merchant was murdered 

          • When was the merchant murdered: on the only snowy day last year 

  • Preciate verb: drinks 

  • Object: milk 

    • What kind of milk: fermented milk 

      • Any fermented milk: from the swedish cow 

        • Any swedish cow?: that we imported from austria 

          • Was it cheap or expensive?: at a considerable expense 

• Kernel: the cat drinks milk.

is it me or is this challenging lmfao

im a little confused on why there is no object within this sentence. wouldn't the object be the healthcare reform bill? little lost.

• “Fat cats trained by parisian divas begrudgingly sing french lullabies from the belle epoque”

  • Subsets for the subject: fat and trained bt parisian divas

  • Subsets of the predicate: begrudgingly, french, from the belle epoque 

so far so good. keep it up everyone

5 tripped me up. I thought it had 2 conclusions. the first main one being the sustainable long term, and the sub being the last sentence.

for yall tripping about time: its practice rn. build confidence. one layer at a time, timing isnt valuable rn: the concept is!