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The alligator [subject] swims [verb] by the island [object].
Personal example: A piano is sufficient/enough information to conclude that the thing is an instrument. It is not necessary to be a piano to be considered an instrument because there are other instruments like a guitar or trumpet. However, to be considered a piano, you must be (necessary) an instrument.
Yay, happy to complete the Grammer portion :)! Onto the next!
Wow! I love the inclusion of the video with Feynman. This section has completely changed the way I will be reading and taking the LSAT. This will assist me in reducing my time on each question I hope! When I took my diagnostic LSAT, abstractness was one of the qualities of the exam that stumped me because my stubborness in wanting to fully understand what each question was about led to burning time. As one may guess, I ended up running out of time on all my sections because some questions were on an abstract level beyond me that I couldn't fully comprehend. I have been reading books on a weekly basis and this has encouraged me to go outside my comfort once more to continue learning by applying this technique consistenly when applicable.
Manifesting: I will aim for a 180. I will score a 170+ score by November 2025.