interested-- inland empire

for everyone who also missed that this drill had 3 questions and not 1 and so clicked through getting the last 2 wrong: luckily I don't think this shows up in our drills analytics!

so to clarify, a premise/conclusion can be a clause and not a complete sentence? in the first question, one of the premises is "Because companies aim to maximize their profits" but i accidentally identified it as also part of the conclusion. In the lesson "identifying premises and conclusions" i got that indicators don't have to appear at the beginning of a sentence or clause, but i didn't realize that a clause itself can count as a premise or conclusion? does this make sense?

ha ha i always used to hear "when you assume you make an ass out of u and me"

Ok so do all the premises essentially consists of the support or do I need to identify support and premise separately? Thinking of the visual in the first lesson where support is the bridge between the two relata, so then wouldn't it be separate then relata 1 AKA the premise?

hi there! to clarify, do we have access to the old site until we stop subscribing to the new site or the end of 2025? Or do I need to stop subscribing to the old site to avoid paying twice? Thanks so much!

interested

interested- I posted on the old site and there are a handful of individuals also looking to study within this time frame. looking to get something set up

for the second formal argument is B the necessary conditional and A is the sufficient?

For Group 3 and 4, does the 'other' idea remain untouched? what is the point of finding the contrapositive then?

pst timing! but not in PDX anymore lmk if ur doing online

what's the relation between referentials and demonstrative pronouns? are they the same?

can someone explain Superset membership is necessary for subset membership, but not sufficient. in terms of the cats?

after reading everyone's comments-- to clarify on my end-- so basically if something is an OBJECT it must be the focus of action by the subject otherwise it would count as a modifier?

interested! thank you!