191 comments

  • Yesterday

    4/5 but its starting to make so much sense

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  • 3 days ago

    this lsat is going to be one humbling experience..... I got 4/5 but doubting yourself is easier i guess lol

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    2 days ago

    @AliaAli that's true!

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    2 days ago

    @Aliakhan a fellow Alia I see… -.-

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    2 days ago

    @AliaAli small world! haven't met too many Alia's, and here we are, both studying for the same thing at the same time!! love the internet. what a time to be alive for these types of coincidences to happen. wishing you all the best!!

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    2 days ago

    @Aliakhan For sure, I also haven't met many Alia's (we're just that unique)! The internet can definitely bring people together. I wish you all the best too! 😊

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  • 3 days ago

    5/5!

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  • 4 days ago

    4/5

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  • Thursday, May 28

    4.5/5!

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  • Sunday, May 24

    First time I got 5/5 on these drills. Woot woot!

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  • Saturday, May 23

    4/5 That last one was tough!

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  • Saturday, May 23

    4/5, on q2 I didn't add "because companies aim to maximize their profits" to premise

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  • Friday, May 22

    -sees the first premise-

    Billy "7Sage" Mays: "But wait! There's more!"

    5/5

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  • Wednesday, May 20

    Question 3 isn't in the explanation video, but shouldn't it be broken into two premises?

    Premise 1: Since the residents' reviews about the new park have been exceptionally good

    Premise 2: because this park is vital for their community interaction

    Conclusion: the city council will definitely consider its expansion.

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  • Thursday, May 14

    4/5

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  • Wednesday, May 13

    4.5/5

    I had a feeling about the double premise in Q2 but bunched it up with the conclusion because of the patterns followed up until now.

    Will try to trust my judgement a bit more.

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  • Wednesday, May 13

    5/5, BUT...I still feel shaky with identifying the embedded premises...

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  • Tuesday, May 12

    I feel so dumbbbbbb

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  • The questions with the double premise, while I still managed to find the premise and the conclusion. I did not find the second Premise within the conclusion.

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  • Tuesday, May 5

    I partially got 4 right, I didn't include the first sentence for premise! 4.5ish/5

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  • Saturday, May 2

    The previous exercise had the answers for premise and conclusion colored with red or blue. Not sure why the formatting was not continued over here.

    Can these be colored to match the theme from previous lessons?

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  • Friday, May 1

    5/5!!

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  • Monday, Apr 27

    5/5, we are so locked in

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  • Thursday, Apr 23

    5/5

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  • Wednesday, Apr 15

    Ah nuts, only 4/5 this time. I assumed that the conclusion of Q5 was the short snipet about nutritionists seeing a surge in obesity rates with the support coming from the fast food boom, decreased activity, and dietary habits. I am a bit of an over-thinker so this one's definitely on me, bros

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  • Wednesday, Apr 8

    On question 5 I immediately noted the temporal use of the word "since".

    However, I overcomplicated the premise conclusion structure.

    I thought that the conclusion was as simple as "there has been a surge in obesity rates". Clear and not really dependent on the 1980's.

    Then I thought that the obesity rate surge could be explained and supported by the physical activity and dietary habits.

    Honestly even saying this out loud now. I kinda believe it LOL.

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  • Wednesday, Apr 1

    Question 5 is confusing.

    Let's simplify it.

    P. I noticed my hair is falling a lot recently.

    C. Consequently, the reason for my hair fall is the shampoo I'm using right now.

    Why do I believe that the shampoo I'm using is the reason for my hair fall?

    Because my hair is falling a lot recently.

    It sounds silly!

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  • Tuesday, Mar 31

    The double premises are tripping me up - 3/5 :((((

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  • Thursday, Mar 26

    5/5 locked in

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