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Identify the conclusion SPG
Identify the Group 1 keyword Anyone
Translate to Lawgic
SEIL → KGPW
SEIL → KGPW → SPG
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SPG
Ans B = SEIL → KGPW → SPG
Ans E - SPG → KGPW
Guess you're traversing through the course and not the prep-tests. PSA is quite lovely, formulaic. Its a walk in the park compared to SA and NA q's. You'll get there.
Got this one wrong, but im glad I did because I had to vieww thisss epiccc explanationnnn
Answer E works because it helps the Politician argue that "we should modify if needed" and not "directly repeal" thereby weakening the DA's argument
Scroll down and read Jonathan Wang's rationale as to why this isnt a Strengthen question. It will give your soul some peace of mind for getting this wrong.
The question stem on this problem is very ambiguous. It could be a MSS / MBT or by a long shot even Strengthen.
E is a verry deceptive choice here
The language used in E is hard to notice especially if your poofed or tired
Stay fresh people
Nice thread.
Im 10% into the course, (LR only)
3 pencils down
1 slightly used rubber
1 pen.
Oh, and 2 coloured pencils are getting smashed regularly.
I like the shot glass idea. I have a shitty baggy. Going to switch.
@walter337244 said:
Hey there, I took the Powerscore online live course last year around May/June I liked it although found 7sage and the Loophole book to be more beneficial at explaining things. I have been switching between the Loophole and a couple 7sage videos as a I go and find the Loophole book to be helping me get better at the 7sage curriculum. The cons with the Powerscore class, if you are on a budget it is extremely expensive at almost $1k, I like that it was live however a lot of the class times were super late for me. I am the type of person to go to be at 9 or 9:30pm to get up and study at work at 7am so most of the classes went until 11pm. I believe it is the same information in the Powerscore books just with a little bit extra umpfh supplemental info. I believe I only had access for a couple months after the courses ended to rewatch the material.
Whereas here in 7sage you have access to almost (if not all) the practice tests and videos for majority of the questions which I like you can do at your own pace and rewatch if needed. I think JY explains it in a very simplified way that any range of skill level on the LSAT can understand.
There might be more info the LSAT reddit about prep courses, but I love 7sage for how relatively cheap it is in comparison to other methods. If you want to take a month or so break you can pause your account.
oh sounds like a fair comparison, same here, i prefer going to bed by 1030/11 and getting up by 6 to hit the books
Have you given the lsat since last year? I feel just getting into speed and attacking the thing all in one go and never having to look back again.
woah for $1000 it better be worth it
Are there any topics that blueprint covers that say 7sage does not?
@sharonnghile98780 Ahh ... good to know... Im finding this course to be a great start. Let's see about that though. The tests shall reveal it all :smile:
@vosskirby498 hey thanks for the insight!! Im optimistic about RC as well. Its LR and AR/LG (whatever they call it) that;s a concern for me and seeing as you found those to be pretty solid then i guess im in the right place. Have you given your LSAT?
@jordanjohnsonjr282 Nice!! How did the LSAT go? Are you feeling relieved? ha ha!! Yeah the GMAT did need a lot of reinforcements from all sides. I'm in a flow atm with 7Sage and i plan to give as many tests as possible here with the notes from 7S. Hopefully it should get me through to a good enough score. Im aiming for anything above a 165 at the very least.
But all the best to you. Hope your journey goes well as a future advocate!
Hi Hal, appreciate the insight. Thanks for commenting.
I'm a little around half way through this course atm. Im finding it very lucid. (At some places a little too lucid so I bump up the speed to 1.5x) Not really in need of a very fundamental approach actually, especially since there;s no math on the LSAT. ( I did GMAT earlier from Magoosh & Princeston Review, where a lot of fundamentals needed to be revisited time and again, for me)
After reading your share, i visited the Blueprint webpage. Looks really corporate and posh.
So ill be very honest. IMHO, no amount of courses/tutelage will get you there if you dont really push yourself. Im trying to do that atm. There's 7Sage and the Khan Academy course which the LSAC themselves have published so im going to focus on these two primarily for the foundational portion of the course and then do as many of the test papers as possible. Just thought of sharing my game-plan. What about yours?
And yes, agreed!! The forum part is a great way to connect with like-minded people.
And I also do wish you all the best in a focused and strong approach. :smile:
Jeremy
Great! thanks for sharing your journey. I'm absorbing 7Sage well, I do think its very lucid and is a great basecamp. I appreciate the insight of 7S being good at LR and LG, as honestly those were the two areas of practice I required (I did RC in Gmat)
Thanks so much once again
Hi all, im Jeremy and ive signed up for 7sage after I found the Khan Academy course to be a little simplistic in nature. (honestly didnt do the entire course there, just did Logic Games and decided to quit and pursue 7sage)
Ive done the GMAT before and for the GMAT its best to kind of take a mix and match of a few courses to get a competitive edge and not be caught unaware at the time of test taking
Has anyone done any other LSAT courses before reaching the 7Sage Lsat? Have you, then in that case, found that the knowledge gained there is superior/inferior or at par with this course?
Thanks in advance
Jeremy
Identify the conclusion SPG
Identify the Group 1 keyword Anyone
Translate to Lawgic
SEIL → KGPW
SEIL → KGPW → SPG
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SPG
Ans B = SEIL → KGPW → SPG
Ans E – SPG → KGPW