i got it right, the other answers just didn’t feel right. then, the explanation he gave ruined it 😂😂. i’m fried

if i can remember, to break the questions down, i will only fail horribly instead of miserably 💪🏾

focus on the structure, not whether the outcome makes sense when you put it all together. it’s a matching/layout thing.

i got right by using the method he said to be careful of 😂. his explanation definitely helped me break through the wall of the super wordy stims and excerpts by focusing on the conditional words within.

and this was my sign to never second guess my first answer again 😂😂😂

try forming a possible answer as you read. meaning you have to remember to read the stimulus first each time. knowing what a possible right answer looks like will help you eliminate the obviously incorrect answers faster. should save you some time.

if this was another 1/5 difficulty i was going to throw this phone.

1/5, the future is bright.

got a little too confident after like 3 in a row, this one came to humble me 😂

only had a problem with that last one. it was very unnecessary. i got it right, but damn, just chill LSAT writers or whoever tryna fry us