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I'm interested !!!!! :]
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bet! interested!
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Would love to join!
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@phosita_phoeatah I think that's a fine way to approach this specific problem, but as you noted, it can get tricky when dealing with the opposite direction and you might also get a headache trying to obtain the contrapositive and "take up brain spac…
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@castrone For reference, here were my translations for the first sentences in the answer choices too. I imagine we will get the same translations there too. Unless proven otherwise, I really think this rule has potential because it saves a lot of he…
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@castrone I see why you might say that, but my translation did come out to what you said would be the correct translation. If we apply my translation rule: A = an air traveler in Beijing B = fly to Lhasu C = first flying to chengdu "A cannot B…
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@castrone Thanks for replying. No I didn't mean it like that. I should have supplied examples. Here are the type of statements that inspired this post (in the stimulus and answer choices). I'm trying to generalize a way to translate "....cannot...wi…
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Also if you voted no or yes could you please explain why! Thanks.
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@"Hans Zimmer" said: Don't do what I did and get hung up on doing every single problem set the first time around. I spent far too much time on this to the detriment of other areas of the test. Thanks for the input!