this is probably easier said than done but trying to view all the answer choices in the context of the stimulus and question stem. i always feel most stumped when multiple answer choices look correct, and i can't decide between them. what usually helps me eventually figure it out is being clear about the task presented in the question stem and what is said in the stimulus. i usually find something in the stimulus that i didn't pick up on the initial take, and that leads me to the correct answer.

TLDR: stimulus is KING and be clear about what the stem wants you to do.

@monmon honestly feel like you might benefit by reading loophole by ellen cassidy! the book has great instructions for how to understand LR stimuli. i think 7sage has great CC for breaking down tough sentences, but i noticed it was not that helpful for sourcing out the underlying concept/reasoning, which loophole tackles more directly