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I took the July Lsat. I was wondering if anyone knew when the LSAC is going to release the copy of the exam with the answer.

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I am trying to understand the incorrect answer choices for this Question. What would answer choice b look like in an argument.

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I had a question on how are you suppose to approach Must be false question. I didn't see any lesson while looking through the core curriculum that specifically address this question type.

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Shawn

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I need extra help parsing grammar. Beside 7sage grammar material, or lsat question, what are some other helpful sources to practice parsing tough grammar, and identifying arguments structures?

I still don't have a writing portion done on the lsat, I was wondering if anyone had any tips, or helpful videos for doing this portion.

I do not understand why b is correct. Can someone help me understand why b is supported. Thank you for the help

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I been looking at this argument for a couple days and can't find the flaw. Can someone please help me find it. Thank you.

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I am having trouble figuring out how to structure excel sheets or charts of progress for the Fool proof LG method: by specific game type. I was wondering if anyone has any examples or suggestions.

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I am taking the July LSAT, and I remember in one of the videos JY discussed in a rc passage explanation that you should do a warm up before doing questions. I was wondering if anyone does a warm up routine before the LSAT, and what should it be?

What would this fallacy look like: Mistakenly equating what is actual for what is merely possible?

I been drilling the question types. Right now I am at MSS/MBT. However, I came across an error that was reoccuring with me in logic. What do you do when there's two group 4 indicators. For example in PT 10 S.1 People cannot be morally responsible for things over which they have no control. Would it be represented like this IF ~ C implies Not MR.

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Hey everyone, I feel sometimes the lsat throws in indicator that aren't building conditional relationship. how can you tell when the conditional statements are important in a lsat question or when their not.

There used to be drilling kits by lr question type from earlier pts do they still have those?

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Its very difficult for me to do the problem set question on the video screen.Which lsat prep test booklets should I buy that contains the problem set questions in the core curriculum. Thank for the help.