I am Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law. And since I'm Harvey Birdman, I always take the case.Any case. And because I always take any case, any LSAT LR stimulus could reasonably be my closing statement before a jury. This is plausible (because I am Harvey Birdman). For all LR stimuli. Wait are we talking about LR question stems?
Was there a separate lesson on Evaluate type questions that I missed or was it not mentioned since it's similar to strengthen and weaken type questions?
I know this is unoriginal, but I will get J.Y. tattooed on my left cheek (let your imagination decide which cheeks I'm talking about) if I get a 175 on the LSAT
This was super helpful! Now that I'm done with the LR section, going on to the LG section, what do other 7sagers recommend to keep up with LR? I'm not ready to take a PT yet, but do y'all recommend doing LR drills every now and then when going through LG - and doing LG and LR drills while finishing up RC? Any advice would be appreciated!
Thank you so much, will keep practicing over and over again but I feel myself getting stronger, reaching conclusions much quicker. It's daunting to use this process as fluidly as is described above because it forces me to depend on my abilities and not just memorising a bunch of skills but I can feel my improvement, and we keep moving!!!!
Great summary! Very helpful. Just wish if there was one more wrap-up for the links, so that I can wrap up here easily instead of clicking thru the link lol
This was really eye opening to me. If all LR stems are related, why read the stem first? I've read several reports saying that reading and understanding the stimulus first should be the priority. Once you understand it, then address the question stem. I can't help but agree. Read and understand the stimulus. From there, you can read the stem and know exactly how and where to attack or support the stimulus.
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I am Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law. And since I'm Harvey Birdman, I always take the case. Any case. And because I always take any case, any LSAT LR stimulus could reasonably be my closing statement before a jury. This is plausible (because I am Harvey Birdman). For all LR stimuli. Wait are we talking about LR question stems?
I hate when I have to read 😂
#help
Was there a separate lesson on Evaluate type questions that I missed or was it not mentioned since it's similar to strengthen and weaken type questions?
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I know this is unoriginal, but I will get J.Y. tattooed on my left cheek (let your imagination decide which cheeks I'm talking about) if I get a 175 on the LSAT
This was super helpful! Now that I'm done with the LR section, going on to the LG section, what do other 7sagers recommend to keep up with LR? I'm not ready to take a PT yet, but do y'all recommend doing LR drills every now and then when going through LG - and doing LG and LR drills while finishing up RC? Any advice would be appreciated!
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this is super helpful!
Super helpful, thank you so much!!
I'm going to name my first kid JY if I get a high LSAT score
Thank you so much, will keep practicing over and over again but I feel myself getting stronger, reaching conclusions much quicker. It's daunting to use this process as fluidly as is described above because it forces me to depend on my abilities and not just memorising a bunch of skills but I can feel my improvement, and we keep moving!!!!
Can't thank you enough. What a ride it has been. 70 days later and here I am.
Is there a document that we can print with this information? #admin #help
IT HAS BEEN A LONG LONG LONG LONG LONG.... ROAD LOL
THANK YOU JY!!!!!
WE DID IT!! Well, 1 section of "it"
LG time
hello
Great summary! Very helpful. Just wish if there was one more wrap-up for the links, so that I can wrap up here easily instead of clicking thru the link lol
what are evaluate questions? am I missing something?
#help (Added by Admin)
This was really eye opening to me. If all LR stems are related, why read the stem first? I've read several reports saying that reading and understanding the stimulus first should be the priority. Once you understand it, then address the question stem. I can't help but agree. Read and understand the stimulus. From there, you can read the stem and know exactly how and where to attack or support the stimulus.
#help (Added by Admin)
I'm about to start logic games and I'm kind of terrified.
What are evaluate question?
THANK YOU!! One step closer to mastering the test!
JY you are the fuckin man
This is sheer perfection.