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I'd be interested in studying with you! I made a post that include info about where I am stat wise
I'm looking for a small group of people who can meet on 1-3 weekday mornings a week. I was thinking 9am-11am ET with the goal of going over a PT once a week and then maybe just having accountability the other days. I am currently at a low 160 and my goal is 165+. I'd prefer people with similar current/target scores. I'm strong at LR and RC but am really struggling on LG.
I don't know if you are still looking for people, but I am interested
Hi I'm Linnea and I'd be interested in joining. I am currently foolproofing LG PT1-30 but my last PT was a 163, BR 169
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I'm interested if there's still room!
@linnea1629 So I just finished with the CC so what I'm currently doing is a mix of foolproofing all the LG PT1-30 mixed with LR sections from PT 17-30. One day I might to a handful of games, the next I might take a full LR timed section and foolproof a game. This way I do not loss the LR skills and get experience with the timing, but I am not ruining newer PT's either
Have you tried doing individual timed sections from older PTs? That way you're getting exposed to lots of different question stems and experiencing the time pressure but because it's just one section at a time you can also do a more through review
Does anyone have suggestions for how to foolproof LG and stay organized without printing the games out? How do you keep track of which ones you've done/need to go back and re do? How do you take new games while also redoing old ones?
I eliminated B because of "some". I see why it's the best answer, but when I did this I kept thinking that all the answer choices were wrong.
#help Why are we allowed to assume that unused coal carries over from year to year?
I feel the exact same way. I assumed that coal didn't carry over so we were just looking at mined-consumed for each year independently.
I'm interested. I'm planing on the January LSAT but I'm trying to finish the CC this summer.
How does 7sage digital interface compare to the actual LSAT?
This gives me so much hope. I've only been studying for less than month so far, and my diagnostic was a 156 and my goal is 170. I hope I'll see as much improvement as you.
Yes because that adds another level of assumption that peach/pear trees react to pests the same way
I'm on strengthening questions and have been doing all the problem sets but only watching half the teaching videos once I feel comfortable with the idea. My logic is I can always go back and make more problem sets to drill specific question types later if need. I'm also I'm pinning every question I miss in the problem sets and I'm planning on doing all of them again when I finish CC. I've found that because the later sets tend to be all the hardest questions I miss more there even when I'm getting them all right for the first half of the problem sets.
#help Can someone clarify why C is right and D is wrong?
#help I understand why C is right, but can someone give me a better explanation as to why D is wrong?
I thought D could be right because the stimulus says "A limerick, though it may exploit some musical characteristics of language, is not, strictly speaking, art". Given that limericks have to fit a specific rhyme structure to be a limerick they must be a poem but because they are "not strictly speaking art" then they are non-artistic type of poem aka a poem that is not art.
I'm working through the CC and I frequently have time during the problem sets to BR any questions that I've flagged. I've been using the extra time to go back on questions I'm not sure about. There have been times were I have been able to clarify my reasoning for AC being right/wrong and reach certainty but when I can't reach 100% certainty it isn't due to a lack of time, but rather a knowledge gap. Given this should I still be blind reviewing?
#help
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