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mans is so great at explaining these concepts but this handwriting is... atrocious J.Y. LOL still love you!!!!!!

If you understand, I think it's okay. This section is coming to me easily so I've been watching long enough for confirmation about the correct answer I chose and about the other of the two I was stuck between (if that applies) and then moving on if I feel confident in the material/I could see or intuit quickly that the other answer choices were wrong.

I'm sure continuing to watch through has the value of highlighting certain nuances/patterns in wrong answers we might not have picked up on, but in the interest of completing the curriculum and getting to do more PTs/RC/writing section/drafting my application essays, I've been making the executive decision to not stay too long on what I intuitively understand so as to move onto question types/difficulty levels I find out I have more trouble with.

After all, you're the only one who knows your true understanding level and experience, and this is largely self-guided and so should depend largely on your own comfort level, which comes from your own discretion (especially if you're consistently getting all the questions right and within target time).

Obviously that's just my thoughts and experience, though!! It's up to you and you know yourself far better than I, a stranger on the internet, do!!! :))))

Omg I would love to join!!!

#help yes hello I am also having the same problem!!!

No that helps 100%! I don't exactly know why I treated "will" as a conditional indicator... Lol. Thank you!!!!

I'm confused on #3 if anyone can provide help. I translated the statement as:

infected --> produce & after one week

As I'm writing this out, I'm beginning to intuit why the "one week" condition actually exists in conjunction with the "infected" condition, but I'm wondering if anyone has a concrete grammatical explanation given that "within one week" appears after the necessary conditional indicator "will?"

Thank you!!!!

This is also how I parsed it out, although I had the exact same confusion when I was examining the question.