If absolute qualifiers are used, the statement will probably be true. If any part of a statement is false the entire statement is false. Assume statements are false unless you know they are true. A negative word or prefix always makes a statement false.
General qualifiers are always true.
Statement that give reasons are always true. Marking out one negative always means the statement will be false. Sometimes is an absolute qualifier. Answer questions in numerical order. Absolute qualifiers are sometimes, generally, always, and every.