@GabrielaH There’s a YouTube channel called Insight LSAT. It’s the first video under Courses, you’ll find all their LSAT videos there. They’re pretty helpful, but a little vague compared to 7Sage.

Anybody have a copy of the old format of the cheat sheet?

Some thing I learned outside of 7Sage that really helped me identify an author’s premise and conclusion on the LSAT is the “so” test.

How it works: Take two claims and place the word “so” between them. The “so” should create A logical sentence, with the first sentence giving support to the second.

• Premise → so → Conclusion → usually makes logical sense.

• Conclusion → so → Premise → usually does not make sense. (No Support)

If you are unsure, say the sentence out loud. The direction that sounds natural usually reveals the author’s conclusion.