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Edited Thursday, Aug 13

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LSAT Argumentative writing !!!!

Hi friends! :) I just had a quick question that I was hoping could be answered preferably within 24 hours; for the argumentative writing, am I able to use one of the perspectives as an objection or should I come up with my own?

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  • Thursday, Aug 13

    What I did and saw in some people’s examples was come up with my own perspective and use the given perspectives as supports and counterclaims. In the description at the very end of the prompt & perspectives, they encourage you to draw on your own knowledge and experiences to formulate a perspective to defend and support.

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  • Thursday, Aug 13

    what do you mean by objective? You just have to engage with the idea in reference to those perspectives. You could agree or disagree with either one but you don't need to point it out.

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    Thursday, Aug 13

    @zunair I meant objection, oopsy haha

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