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it’s really easy. I’d suggest just doing one maybe two practices, and then just going for it. I don’t think there’s a best time. But mentally, I think it feels better to get it done prior to the exam itself.
@lzagrodnik I totally agree w/ you about this Q. I feel like the reasoning is so sound for the flaw itself, but that AC is worded in a way that is really different. Maybe that’s the point, but very confusing.
@legallyhaya I would maybe think about the spectrum and use POE. Each answer consider is this +, -, or neutral in its support? Or, take each AC and ask yourself “if this is true, does it make me more likely to believe the Q to be true”? Or, one more - do I need to assume anything in order to make this AC correct?
@JDream2026 we launched yesterday and plan to continue! Happy to add you. Send me your email?
@Sevyy we got started yesterday and plan to continue! Happy to add you. Send me your email?
@z set up for 4pm today! Let me know if you’d like me to send you the invitation
@danielle.lee2@gmail.com one other person responded and suggested a weekend, so I’m down! 8-10pm is tough for me, more power to you, I tap out mentally around 8 😂
@ryandarcy I’m good with a weekend too! The other person interested also suggested it. Let’s do it.
Hi - specific idea here, if anyone aligns with this and is interested please reach out:
I am a career flipper, I’m 43, taking test in Nov. I’m PT’ing in the 150’s and my goal is 165 by Nov.
I struggle with the patience to BR, and my primary issue is I give up a lot of questions early on in a LR section that I should be getting.
Idea here:
-drill set or timed LR section
-BR together
-review AC’s
I’m in EST, work full time, so my availability is between 5-7 EST on weeknights, mostly open on weekends but this is when I PT.
Thanks!
Interest in essay review!