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I totally thought "function" meant mechanisms i.e. operating principles.
Finally figured out how to best review my drills (yay) and I realized how I generally have a lot of problem with correctly identifying the force of an argument and am just not very sensitive to it in general. How can I drill/practice this? Any specific exercises/games?
For example, I'm almost always good on MC/NA/SA questions, but Strengthen/Weaken/MSS/MBT/MBF (which is a massive list) are either a hit-or-miss or takes 2:30.
Any advice is appreciated!
Would it be possible for us to add a "incorrect on last x takes" (e.g. last 3 takes, last 2 takes, etc)? Some times I want to target questions that I've been incorrect more than once but when I click on that I often get questions that I later understood; while incorrect on last take might've been a silly mistake. I feel like an incorrect on last x consecutive takes would be super helpful. Just a thought!
crazy wording (or maybe i'm just crazy). i thought the method meant the way it's taught (i.e. it provided some clarity) and the effect was how prepared the students was 😭
@Gsterkster I'm not even ashamed to admit that I haven't practiced for a month bc I hate it so much...
@PowerUp_Tutoring complete disagree. you have to double click to highlight the entire word, drag it across, release, click highlight — and if you're like me and use different colours, you not only have to click twice to choose the colour, you have to click once again to choose to highlight again (which completely pmo by the way, i don't understand why they can't just make it automatically highlight after you choose the colour). the removal process is also a pain in the ass; i often find myself accidentally selecting the word but the "remove" pop-up doesn't show.
that said, i have never used the highlighting feature to eliminate so i can't speak on that.
there is literally no reason to need to click four things just to highlight one word.
me being econ major def screwed me over. i thought if they could've asked for a higher price currently they would've done so already
I chose D because I thought it meant that the unique identity/role of that person within that community is tied to their name...
Approximate age → Likely feel comfortable approaching stranger
Most long-term friendships begin because someone felt comfortable approaching a stranger → Long-term friends are probably of the same approximate age as each other
SA v.s. NA mixed.
dang i thought the answer would be something like "a nationwide test" correlates with "best"
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