Hi! I am just now starting 7sage live and I am working through the foundations part of my study plan. Does anyone have any recommendations and how to go about which live classes to watch? I feel like there is so much I have no clue where to even start.
So far I am having troubles with assumptions in arguments, it is still just in the beginning but I didn't know if there are any sessions on that?
so assumptions are not written in arguments on the LSAT, we just have to make sure not to make them? I am confused.
Will the assumptions always be there worded for you? and you have to depict what premise is the assumption? or is it not written and its what you assume?
Any advice for weakening and strengthening questions? I am just plain stuck!!
Does anyone have any tips for lawgic? I feel it is taking so much more time for me to do that first then answer the questions..
Thanks in advance!
So what has helped everyone determine if something is an argument or not an argument in LR questions?
does anyone have a list on all the question stems for LR?
what exactly does:
Patterns in right answers P → C
mean?
Hi!! I am looking to start a study group in Auburn, AL I am taking the test in January 2026. Please reach out if interested in studying together.
from the review here can someone tell me if what i have bolded is correct?
If a conjunction occurs within the sufficient condition, both elements together guarantee the necessary condition. Neither alone is independently sufficient. In Lawgic, keep "and" within the sufficient condition. the two need each other to be necessary.
If a conjunction occurs within the necessary condition, two events are independently necessary when the sufficient condition is triggered. In Lawgic, these can be represented as separate conditionals leading from the sufficient condition. the two can both happen independent of another upon the sufficent.
so does this mean in these basically the subject is the sufficient and the predicate is the necessary?? im lost
Does anyone have an easy way to break this down to make this make sense? I take the LSAT in january so i need help with fast easy and quick tips
is it bad to take a break from studying LR and coming to RC??
is there a formula for these? im lost