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Daisy
Yesterday

Yeah I think so!

pets prohibited -> medical purpose

If a resident's pet is not prohibited then it serves a medical purpose.

medical purpose -> pets prohibited

If a resident's pet does not have a medical purpose then it is prohibited.

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Daisy
Yesterday

Another way to interpret this, that I think is much easier, is to apply the 'kick it up to the domain' technique. Make the domain: all residents of Beresford. Then the conditional rule is as follows:

"Residents are prohibited from keeping pets unless they serve a legitimate medial purple."

The word "unless' in this case, is a group 3 indicator (negate the sufficient) so the Lawgic is as follows:

pets prohibited -> medical purpose

If a resident's pet is not prohibited then it serves a medical purpose.

medical purpose -> pets prohibited

If a resident's pet does not have a medical purpose then it is prohibited.

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Daisy
Tuesday, Sep 15

@Rena12345 Thanks!

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Daisy
Monday, Sep 14

Mike's explanation is amazing!!! So easy to understand and follow. I hope Mike does more video explanations for other questions as well!

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Daisy
Wednesday, Aug 26

@PowerUp_Tutoring Lol 😂😂

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Daisy
Wednesday, Aug 26

@JacobBaska This is for Canadian law school applications.

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Daisy
Wednesday, Aug 26

@EEC_517 These are some great points to consider, thanks for sharing!

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Wednesday, Aug 26

Daisy

🙃 Confused

What is the keyboard highlight feature?

Hello! Can someone please explain what is the purpose of this "Keyboard highlight" feature in the new LSAT format? I don't understand the difference between this and the regular highlight that I can do on my mouse.

Thanks!

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Daisy
Tuesday, Aug 25

@Kevin_Lin thank you! 😄

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Daisy
Monday, Aug 24

@Kevin_Lin please help! How can I identify whether a statement is the author’s opinion or simply a neutral statement that stated for context?

I’ve gone through a lot of RC practice and 7 sage videos but still struggling with how to identify this. Are there general tips or tricks that can help with this?

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Edited Tuesday, Aug 18

Daisy

🙃 Confused

Contractions in Personal Statements?

When writing your personal statements, is it adviced to include or avoid contractions?

For context, I'm having trouble fitting all of my content into the character limits, and using the contractions would help the statement fit in the limits but also 'read' smoother/easier for the reader.

Any clarity or suggestions would be appreciated, thanks!

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Daisy
Friday, Jul 10

@J.Y.Ping thank you for updating this to align with the new format that LSAC uses.

While I dislike that LSAC changed the format and it’s very inconvenient, it’s better to do practice tests in the same format as test day, so thank you!!!

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Daisy
Wednesday, Jun 24

I love the games and have been using them often!

For feedback, I wish there was an option to pause the game (for example pause the game for a couple minutes and then resume afterwards) because sometimes I get interrupted and then have to start the game from the beginning which causes me to start back at level 1 and repeat a lot questions so having the feature/ability to pause would help a lot. Thanks!

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