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16 Nov 2018, 00:52
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Thank you so much VeritasKarishma,
I'm still confused about the term! If we know everything about the argument (the argument never tell a lie!), why GMAC uses the term "if true" to convince us that "the argument is 100% true"? Why this term (if true) is not used in other types of questions like inference, bold face question, etc..?
16 Nov 2018, 04:48
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Absolutely! We cannot say that she knows the city less than the author. But note that we can infer that she does not know the city better than the author.
In case of a city she knows well, she wants the author to know the city as well as she does. She then says that the author does not disappoint. So we can conclude that the author knows the city as much as she does. So she does not know the city better than the author.
(E) says that she does NOT believe that she knows the city better than Lee does.
This makes complete sense. Hence (E) is correct.
16 Nov 2018, 23:20
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