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Sorry, the “#help” is a feature for comments in the lessons. Putting the “#” sign in the beginning of your post makes the font size really big on the Forum (This is because you can use Markdown in you

Admin note: edited title and edited out "#help" *The "#" marks a heading.

assistance clarifying since I'm still shaky #help

Can someone help me identify each part of the argument better and flush this out? #help

out from 7sage. Does it matter which I use? #help

Granted, most of us are here on the board because we used the 7sage course and love it. But I think especially for the price, it's an amazing value. Plus the board here is so helpful if you ever

Also, the #help tag is really good, as it sends the question/link to mentors on here and someone usually responds within 1-2 days, which is awesome.

So, I went to French university, and they are score snobs, meaning 20 is the highest score but no one ever ever gets it. Best possible score I've ever seen is 18 but the best is usually 16 or wo…

So I suppose no one got one of these since the link was removed? #help

So I suppose no one got one of these since the link was removed? #help

@"Michelle Obama" said:

My BR and Actual Scores are the same for the last 3 PT's! I take my PT on Saturdays and BR for about 1 hour per section...Except for Reading Comp. I don't know how to BR that section....Any…

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I seem to be having trouble with this question type at a high level. What's the best strategic approach for these? And does anyone have a good resource for drilling this question type. #help

To add to this, I'd consider using the #help feature in the comments when reviewing questions.

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What, specifically, is giving you trouble? If you include "#help" in your comment on a given lesson that gives your difficulty, we can see that and reply to your comment.

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Here is the list of questions I added "#help (Added by Admin)":