S/O JY for this amazing explanation!! I was so hung up identifying this sentence as a premise.
The more the merrier! I'll second what @67061 said above. Repeat, repeat, repeat. Do as many as you can!! I would recommend that you should really hone in on your difficulties and foolproof those specific games that give you trouble.
Thank you, this explanation really helped. This distinction so important!! I was hung up on B and E. A huge takeaway for me - ask myself again why the premises do not support the conclusion. E certainly attacks that causation logic.
^^ Is there anyway you can add participants??! @cnguyen2195719
Interested, thank you!
Hey everyone!
I'm looking to get some more LR practice under my belt and hone in on my skills by tutoring. I have yet to master this section, but I have improved a good amount. When first starting out I started out averaging -13/-14 per LR section and have gotten that down to -4/-5! I'm looking to primarily tutor those early in their studying stage and have difficulty with concepts!
@52923 Practice makes perfect! For me, I used to spend less time upfront, and would struggle answering questions with a fuzzy understanding of what I just read. Spend more time really comprehending what you have just read upfront on each passage - it will payoff in the end! I like spending 4-5 minutes per passage, and 4 minutes for the questions. And when you get to the questions, really attack them and don't get too hung up on one question, especially early on. You got this!
This is a great explanation!! I had C at first then went to E, but one would definitely need to make assumptions to make AC E work, whereas C identifies the age of the seals.