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Anyone know of a template (with stims and blank lines) to do translation drills?
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jacoblkessler178
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jacoblkessler178
Friday, Nov 22 2024
I've driven for more than a decade and never heard of a parking citation being given by anyone other than police....even if I illegally entered a private parking lot, the parking lot would call the police....
jacoblkessler178
Wednesday, Nov 20 2024
Really like when you guys do review questions like this...it helps not to forget former lessons...only critique is there should maybe be more review questions like this one throughout the curriculum.
#feedback
jacoblkessler178
Tuesday, Nov 19 2024
One thing that could help Tom's argument is saying that "Rolanda is assuming all streets are straight." Because a different house could have a smaller yard but, because of the curvature of the road, is farther than 20 feet from the street. So it doesn't lose any of its property to the city and it's "smaller" yard has more land for private use.
jacoblkessler178
Saturday, Oct 19 2024
"He cannot kill both Arya and Sansa."
Would this be group 4 because it's "not both"???
jacoblkessler178
Monday, Nov 18 2024
I got this wrong because I didn't like the conflation of "eliminating" and "avoiding" but I guess they are similar enough...
jacoblkessler178
Friday, Oct 18 2024
Can someone please explain to me why "the only" is group 1 but "only" is group 2? Thanks!
jacoblkessler178
Monday, Oct 14 2024
Am I wrong in assuming that combining both predicates with "and" sometimes implies that the first predicate caused or led to the second.
For example:
"The man used 7sage and got a 180 on the LSAT."
That sentence has a different implication than if it were two sentences:
"The man used 7sage." "The man got a 180 on the LSAT."
I feel like in the example in the video too, it can be read that cats harmonizing helped them take over the world.
jacoblkessler178
Monday, Oct 14 2024
Seems like this lesson is missing answers and also the ability to speed up the video.
jacoblkessler178
Tuesday, Nov 12 2024
Is it a safe assumption that "affect" here is "negatively affect"? I mean the stim says the bus drivers complain....why would they complain if the presence of a supervisor is positively affecting their performance?
jacoblkessler178
Tuesday, Nov 12 2024
Am I wrong in assuming that A is also wrong because it says "one time or another" which means we don't even know if A is referring to our ancestors....
jacoblkessler178
Tuesday, Nov 05 2024
This is a "most justified" question, but am I right in assuming the answer would be correct even if we delete the "most"???
jacoblkessler178
Monday, Nov 04 2024
Maybe another issue with D is that it says "suited" and not "needed" for diving.
jacoblkessler178
Sunday, Nov 03 2024
Some examples would be very helpful here. #feedback
jacoblkessler178
Sunday, Nov 03 2024
I think another thing wrong with A is that the premise talks about what year the marks were made in the sandstone, not the age of the sandstone itself. Choice A specifically refers to the age of the sandstone.
jacoblkessler178
Saturday, Nov 02 2024
Am I wrong in assuming that C would actually weakens the argument? Because it's sort of the opposite of the conclusion...
Would another reason A could be wrong is because the limits of stealing thunder really isn't the main part of the argument?