10/14 not bad I think

@fs2002 I literally jumped the gun before reading every option.

@RichardMalroy 😭😭

I love how each video breaks down questions but, I think it would be beneficial if I could see the entire question (with answers) before hearing the explanation.

5/5!!!!

@akashpreetriar This is was the most straight forward explanation. Thank you for this.

The wording of the question really threw me off.

@joanna47 I almost attempted to explain how I got D to someone in the comments and I couldn't even understand how I got D 😭.

@AutonomousTacticalTheory Thank you for this because I was extremely confused how JY got the answer E.

@Sagacious_Saxon0424 😂😭

5/5

I knew A was right but, I still read through all the answer choices to be sure. I almost chose B but, I went with my intuition and read again.

@Jarry Same here but, as you practice more you'll become quicker.

There was a glitch that showed I got a 67% but only got one question right.

When you are actually studying or testing, how can you realistically break down sentences quickly enough so that you understand them and don’t get caught up by the complicated modifiers?

I haven’t reviewed the entire plan yet, but I think it would be very helpful to include an option to take a practice test every week or every other week once the foundational work is complete. Personally, I’ve been studying for the LSAT inconsistently this past year. While I’m familiar with much of the material being discussed, I feel it’s important to refresh my understanding, which is why I’m going back through the foundational work again. That’s just my general suggestion.