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I think a discord would be better as more people are aware on how to use it,
Let us know if that would be change occurring soon. Thank you!
hello, I am interested. Please share the link to the group. Thank you!
Hi everyone!!
I would love to create a welcoming group for LSAT studying. I am in greater LA area near West Hollywood/Burbank. Please let me know if anyone would like to join!! I can create a discord/Group Me. Currently studying for August but that may change due to my scores lol.
Shoot me message if interested!
Hi! I would love to study together! Please shoot me a message and we can coordinate a time/meeting to figure out what works best.
I am in greater LA area!!
For example 2.5 in the apply the rule section, isn't the slash for clause 2 not suppose to be there? It changes to without the slash right under that sentence.
@admin is that a typo?
How come for 6.5 unfamiliar is not negated? For the contra positive, shouldn't it be negated to familiar?
#help
Only award-winning authors are invited to this literature festival.
ILF ---> AWA
/AWA ----> /ILF
Contra positive: If you are not one of the award-winning authors, then you were not invited to this literature festival.
If then: If you were invited to the literature festival, then you were one of the award winning authors.
In terms of verbage for the contra positives and translating statements, is it okay if my words are different from what the program is telling me? Would translating it a certain way with certain words help with the understanding or answering of the questions?
For section 4, how come the contra positive sentence translate every into any? Do all contra positives need to be translate in that way?
#help
could someone please explain why the predicate object is "that" in almost all of the questions?
omg I feel the same way. hopefully it get better throughout the lessons.
How do I get more practice on this? I do not understand this exercise. The video lessons were okay and I understood, but how do I practice even more to help solidify.
yes! I just got started with 7sage so if you are still interested let me know! I am near NoHo, in LA.
yes! I just got started with 7sage so if you are still interested let me know! I am near NoHo, in LA.
for anyone struggling with 6.1. here is how I thought about it. the "yet" is a transition to a new idea being introduced. At that point stop yourself and ask what is that "new way" that is discovered. The next sentence, the sentences that most people are confused with, mentions that new way, giving strong support to our original conclusion of the new way being discovered. That strong support would be labeled as our premise. I hope that helps, not the best at explaining lol.
For Question 5.3: The sentence "Thus moving them..." and the sentence "Thus relocating..." I got them confused for sub conclusion and main conclusion. I was thinking that since the moving them sentence is talking about the general idea, it would be concluded as the main conclusion. And since the relocating part is talking about a specific aspect of relocation, it would be a sub conclusion. I hope my confusion makes sense lol. #help.
Hi, I am in SoCal!! Let's be study buddies. I can do online or in person depending.
How do we come up with assumptions? The video explains that there are so many any of which could strengthen or weaken. But my question is how do come up with those assumptions and stay within in the bubble of the premise. please let me know if this question makes sense to anyone else lol.
please add me as well