I want you to put the word out there that we back up.

got it right but terrified of the time

I narrowed it down to C and E, but ultimately chose E incorrectly because the concept of making a judgement about how appropriate it is threw me off. ughhhh

One trick -- correct me if I'm wrong -- i've had to catch myself on is not picking the answer that directly contradicts a premise in the stimulus.

I almost fell into the trap of picking C, but when I realized this, I quickly made a pivot to A.

3/3 but i am not sure why. hm.

Initially arrived at C because I did not take into account the application and what it actually meant by the time I got into the answer choices.

for those of you studying with the loophole, is this the same framework that's described in chapter 5?

Question: is it necessary to understand the formalized grammatical terms and phrases in order to be accurate? Because, typically, I have been moving through these practices instinctually, rather than how it's being taught and although it is accurate, I am afraid I am going to shoot myself in the foot later on down the road.