Read A, skipped it for bad grammar, but went back to it on BR at least lol. I hope whoever wrote that mess stubs their toe every morning, because they need to be punished for their evil.
Fuck, i guess you learn something new everyday. I knew it was (A) because of POE, but I still went with (E) because I had no idea why it finished like that lol
The reason why I chose C is because I thought the critic was ignoring his own reasoning.
Critic's conclusion is "your prediction is wrong because recession didn't happen" and his reasoning is "You said if policy not changed, recession will happen"
critic kind of just ignored the sufficient of the conditional and straight up said "the necessary condition did not happen"
i thought that's what "mutually inconsistent" means. i did not think of it as the critic contradicting himself.
As a former English teacher, if I had a student write a paper and they included a sentence like answer A, I would hand it back to them and say "try again."
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Read A, skipped it for bad grammar, but went back to it on BR at least lol. I hope whoever wrote that mess stubs their toe every morning, because they need to be punished for their evil.
I wish logical reasoning questions would test me on my logical reasoning... not on my ability to decipher stupidly worded answers.
Would have got this correct if I knew what A meant. I had ruled out every other answer.
Love the use of archaic and outmoded language. No reasonable person would understand what the hell A is saying.
bitch this shouldn't be allowed, how tf are they gonna assume we've ever heard obtain used like that... this ain't the 1800's
Im so comforted by the fact that answer gagged y'all too bc huhhh lol
aw hell nawl
chat I fear that I am cooked
Nothing ever obtains...
ob·tain
/əbˈtān,äbˈtān/
2.
FORMAL
be prevalent, customary, or established.
Fuck, i guess you learn something new everyday. I knew it was (A) because of POE, but I still went with (E) because I had no idea why it finished like that lol
I hope the LSAT writer who decided to use the word “obtain” stubs their toe every morning!
I read A several times and couldn't make sense of it, so I gave up and ruled it out, ugh.
The reason why I chose C is because I thought the critic was ignoring his own reasoning.
Critic's conclusion is "your prediction is wrong because recession didn't happen" and his reasoning is "You said if policy not changed, recession will happen"
critic kind of just ignored the sufficient of the conditional and straight up said "the necessary condition did not happen"
i thought that's what "mutually inconsistent" means. i did not think of it as the critic contradicting himself.
GG im cooked
Tf is this answer even talking about
What is the deal with answer choice A? It reads like it's not finished.
monkey brain do not understand
Is it just me or is the wording for A just horrible?
does anyone have a method for these questions? I don't know what im looking for or if there are any indicators to know the right answer? im so lost
4 stars?
correct and under target time!! a win is a win
GO W YOUR GUT, i keep going against mine! UGH
Where the heck are the commas for answer A?! Would have been easier to understand with the commas in my opinion.
Questions like this definitely are simply a matter of not understanding the grammar for me, haha.
As a former English teacher, if I had a student write a paper and they included a sentence like answer A, I would hand it back to them and say "try again."
Now whyyy is A worded like that