December 1994 LSAT
Section 2
Question 12
Emil-Kunkin on December 20 at 04:32PM
In general, I just put "it is not the case that..." before the answer choice. No need to fret about which is the operative verb, or sub clauses. Going into the grammatical parts of a sentence is weird and unintuitive for most of us. I find it much easier to say "it isn't the case that all hybrids come from species that are still alive." This makes much more sense to me: it's just saying that there might be some hybrids whose ancestors are extinct.