Hi, I would like to seek some advice!
esp if you are focusing on LR/RC without sacrificing your LG performence.
In my case,
since my LG has been a relative strength for me (-0 ~ -2, if I doing some LGs everyday),
so recently I've been mainly focus on drilling LR/RC.
But I noticed my "game-sense" (logic instinct, fast deduction, etc) became a bit rustier
and thus will bombed 1 game so ends up -4.
So what do you do to keep your LG sharp while focusing on LR/RC?
(I personally found doing drills for all three section impossible given I've a full time job; my study time (1-2 hours every workday) are mostly spend on LR/RC drills)
Many thanks in advance.
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Do the level 4 or 5 games often, that'll keep you sharp. I'd suggest a game every day, alternating between 4-5.
@lrhodesevans81 if he can do 4 games in 7 minutes i dont think he needs the practice! lol
Do a game set or one game everyday! probably going to take you 7 min!
I do a full game set everyday.
hahaha no I meant 1 game 7 minutes lol
@chelseapichor156 said:
@lrhodesevans81 if he can do 4 games in 7 minutes i dont think he needs the practice! lol
Thanks, sharon. I think I probably don't have 45 min for LG everyday since I need to concencrateing on hoing my LR/RC approaches.
I thnik I will probably find some bits of free time during my work to do one game every two days at least.
When are you taking the test? I'll be taking it in November and am at the same scoring range as you are when it comes to Logic Games. I try to do just one preptest logic games section per day, taking the time to look at any I miss during a deeper review of why I missed it rather than why it's wrong. That seems to be working well for me and only costs me 35-45 minutes of my day!
One game in the morning before RC or LR usually works for me!
omg dude I'm ded. You used "game-sense" to describe the sense for logic games.
Yes! > @chelseapichor156 said:
@lrhodesevans81 when you say "game set"
Is that meaning 4 games ?
@lrhodesevans81 when you say "game set"
Is that meaning 4 games ?