To start, I typed out the premises in a bullet point fashion to isolate the premises better and separated the conclusion. I look at the premises and ask if all statements are true, what are the possible conclusions that I can come up with and that helps me find the gap. It was slow to start but after drilling it writing the premises out I began to see the gaps more naturally without needing to write it out. I was also evaluating only the evidence and making that the "main character" when in reality, the main character is the conclusion. Changing focus that way helped me find what answer helps connect to the big picture.

#feedback Would you guys consider adding a word search feature like the LSAC has on LawHub? The LSAT has that feature and I feel like it would help me speed up my accurate answers.

Could you say that the necessary condition is independent of the sufficient condition? That's how I think of it and it's helpful to me!