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@MarisolSanchez the way i think of it is the sufficient condition is one that result in the necessary condition. However, the necessary condition does not always result in the sufficient condition.
If new restaurants open, then living standards will improve.
new restaraunts open > living standards improve
However, living standards could improve in several other ways too, so new restaruants opening is not needed for the living standards to improve.
@Audreyeliz have you had any reoccuring professors? im assuming you're already taking law related classes. maybe if you send out an email about needing letters of rec, they'd be able to help you.
i relied on grammar very little with this question and just used the skills i learned from identifying weak arguments and assumptions. not sure if that's a logical route but i got it right loll.
@Jashannnnnnn like bro T.T