Same, I can't tell when I'm supposed to bundle or pick out every modifier. I can't tell if I should consider my answers wrong because I understand the point and could have placed them together. I just get confused

With the subject-noun modification example, "Fat cats trained by Parisian divas sing lullabies." It says we cut down into a subset of fat cats, which is those trained by Parisian divas. But wouldn't it be cutting down into two subsets? Like this:

cats

fat cats

fat cats trained by divas

fat cats trained by Parisian divas

I'm not sure if this matters or makes sense, it's just something my mind is a bit stuck on. Thank you! #help (Added by admin)

Hello! I'm also taking the September LSAT and looking for a study group. Those hours work for me as well. I go to college in Texas and am taking classes over the summer.