Ok does it only say V. high priority when you get a question wrong?

It's the way I keep getting V. high priority questions wrong

Any advice on how I can make sure I get all the statements not just some?

Could someone explain #3? the negation and wrong negation are the same #help

Can someone explain 5 that was alot

Can someone explain 3

I definitely gonna need more practice. I get the idea but am struggling to come up with the answers my self.

How do you know when its necessary to use Negation and when its not necessary?

Can someone please explain question 2 #help

I don't understand the point in having the slash. Like what makes it different? I know it means negation but how do you decide that it needs a slash.l

Question 11.1 got me confused but it made sense after I looked at the answer. It just took me a minute. Wording matters

Im not gonna lie im starting to understand. This one was not bad at all.

Honestly super confused. Which makes no sense to me.

I don't understand when to modify. Sometimes ill modify enough or ill modify to much. I'm just confused

I struggle to find the kernel of the sentence

I hate grammar

It would be great if the check in quizzes actually saved your answer.

I don't why but the premise seems to be the thing that I always get confused on.

I'm kind of confused because how do you decide if an assumption is made to be true or made to be false?