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Baseball is sufficient enough to be considered a sport but not necessary for a sport to be considered baseball as there are other sports. However it is necessary for baseball to be considered a sport.
Hello,
My name is Abe and I have been studying for the June 2025 LSAT since February 14. Although I have tutoring on Mon, Wed, Fri with supplementation from 7sage and the LSAT Loophole, I would love to form a study group so we can all benefit ! Anybody else here in LA looking for a study buddy? Let's chat!
I Like Baseball
I=noun subject
Like:Verb-predicate
Baseball-Noun Object
Predicate:Like Baseball?
See I thought the subject noun was the leaders since they are the first thing mentioned. Attempts seems to be a verb so I don’t see how it could be a subject noun.
Hypothesis:
The first two argument's structural integrity is sound based on the premises. The third argument's premises leaves the conclusion open to interpretation.
Essentially, support is the relationship between the Premise and conclusion. And our job is to determine if the structure, THAT IS SUPPORT, between premise and conclusion is STRONG ENOUGH???
I'm two days into my LSAT studying and I'm on fundamentals. I'm planning to take the test on June 7 and once more in August if things don't quite go well. I think I have time for this. I just wanted to clarify if this is right:
Premises-Provide evidence
Conclusions-Rely on evidence in order to derive an opinion??
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Ouch 0 for 2! But i've only been at it for three days so of course!
I've started the journey today in concert with using the LR loophole! 142 and seeking to go up before June! Let's rock this thing!
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