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I think starting something up now for Sept LSAT is an excellent idea. I live in the West Coast, looks like we have East Coasters and people living in China. I do not know how many of you are working full time 40+ hours a week, and studying for LSAT on the sides. After a whole day of demanding work, personally I am pretty beat. How does arrange something during the weekend sound for everybody? That way it is easier to coordinate a time that works for everyone, and we can set up study goals for the upcoming week and talk about them in the next meeting.
This is really great. As English as is my second language, RC is especially a formidable section. Thank you @cclarez61 taken the time to break this section down, and share it with the rest of us.
Having been in the lottery since workshop #4 or #5, have yet been selected....better luck next time for this Royal Canadian Navy gal :-)
Can anyone comment on the ratio of Easiest, Easier, Medium, Harder and Hardest questions (On the 5 star system) on various sections (RC, LR and LG)?
I can get the easiest to medium questions almost all correct, but I cannot get the harder and hardest questions for the life of me, and I am stressed out about it.
How many harder and hardest questions are we expecting to see on each section?
thanks everyone
I had exactly the same reasoning, and picked A instead. I went back and double checked the definition for "posterity", it means "all future generations of people, the future".
English is not my first language, and I am tripping over the little nuances such as this one....
Sounds like a great idea! English is my second language, and RC is a formidable beast that I have yet to figure out ways to conquer. Everyone says read for the structure, and active reading. When it comes to answer choices I usually find myself struggling to pick between two choices, because I do not completely understand what the answer choice means exactly...