I picked E but I realize now that I got baited by the suff/necessary trap.
If we were to remove "But clearly this conclusion is false" from the stimulus, would that be enough to turn this into a cogent argument? #help
#help for #13
The only oral myths that have survived are the ones that were eventually written down.
Shouldn't this be
WRITTEN -> SURVIVE ? Can someone clarify this?
for these types of questions, would it be possible to see an answer choice that says /C -> /A and /B? #help
my first time seeing the phrase "did not obtain"... got thrown by that
From PT B - Section 1 - Question 06.
None except the most virtuous deserve praise
I know it's part of the 4th group, where you negate the necessary. But I've only seen examples like "none of the Americans are political" and there's no video guide for this one.
How does the "except" affect the translation?
I'm unsure if this is supposed to be...
DP -> MV
MV -> DP
Should we generally be doing unlimited time for these initial drill exercises? I tried target time and ran out of time by question 3 #help
This lesson was really confusing
I chose C at first, but I see now A is better.
I think if the politician said "the true cause" instead of "main cause" then C would have been a stronger option.