Thank you very much all. I will do PT75 tomorrow but I won't score it :)

Thank you very much. I will keep swimming :)

Thank you @974 and @974 :) I need to see everything by the 20 minute mark. How? Do you suggest doing couple of questions from each game then come back to finish them later?

Once I hit the 20 minute mark, even that I have 15 minutes, I start to panic. When I hit the 30 minutes, I just flip. Especially if I am not half way through my fourth game.

I have been following your strategy for some months now. It works very well, especially at the beginning when I used to make mistakes. But now this timing problem is killing me.

Thank you all

@974 , is there a situation where you say, oh, let me jump to the questions right away before trying to internalize the rules? I usually take some time to understand the rules, decide whether I should split or not, and try to make some hypothetical examples on how the rules will interact. Afterwards I start doing the game. With this, I usually spend at least 3 minutes. The questions sometimes flyby. But sometimes I regret spending this set up time because the questions wouldn't really need it.

I feel that my enemy is grouping. It is not like I don't know how to solve it, but my stupid brain doesn't seem to make the inferences as fast as sequencing. I now printed all grouping games and doing one by one (again).

Hello

@974 thank you. I like your idea, but would you skip the game if you didn't finish it?

@torahisland910 thank you very much. True, but I see most of the time is spent up front trying to digest the rules. So if I know the game well, then that setup wouldn't take that much time. Once I setup the game and familiarize myself with the rules, the questions go by really fast. For example, I did PT66 today. I finished first second and fourth game then I was left for 5 minutes for the third game. By the time I finished the setup and learning the rules, the time was over. I couldn't finish more than 2 questions. Even though the questions were flying by.

Thank you very much. Do you suggest on keep doing these games even if I feel that I memorizing them (foolproof method)?

The thing is, I've been at this stage for some months now!

@974 and @agcampagnolo659 thank you both again and again for all you help :) @nordeend22 , I have 26 fresh ones left.

Thank you @nordeend22 :) As for the BR, so am I not the only one who spends that much time? I always thought when people BR, they spend let's say only 2-3 minutes instead of 1:20 minutes which is allocated in timed condition.

Thank you all very much for your input. I will stop PTing and head back to the curriculum again. When I went through the curriculum second time, I didn't watch all JY's solution for the problem sets. I will do that this time. Thank you :)

Hello, thank you. I usually take a lot time during BR. I take around 3 hours per section. That includes solving and checking the answers. I think this is the problem, right?

During BR, I make sure that I understand the stimulus completely. I think that's a wrong thing to do. Sometimes I spend more than 5-10 minutes per question. However, during timed PT, I just roughly understand the stimulus.

A dumb question, do you fully understand the stimulus when you do a timed PT? Sorry, it is a dumb question, but I am dumb.

I tried two methods, one is by trying to go over as many questions as possible to collect the easy ones. But what happened is that I lost accuracy. I didn't do well. I was averaging 12 wrong per LR section. Today I tried to spend as much time as I need per question and was thinking even if I leave 5-6 questions then I would still be better than what I am at now. Nope, it still didn't work.

@nordeend22 , I am afraid that I am wasting PTs too. I am rushing up during PT and panicking too that I don't understand the stimulus.

Thank you @974 :)

So if you drill by section, would you eventually be able to see the patterns in each question type? I keep jumping between the two ideas: drill by type versus by section.

Thank you very much @974 and @974 . I will drill flaw by question. I didn't know that I can select what PT to include in the analytics, so thank you for that. I selected the last 5 and I apparently suck at flaw questions :( It is 51% for the last 5 while it is 40% for the whole 10. Still bad but at least some tiny improvement.

Quick question: the analytics doesn't reflect your BR, right?

That's great. Thank you very much @7sagestudentservices . Talk next Wednesday then.

Hi @7sagestudentservices , apart from tomorrow, when is the next BR group meeting and what PT would it be? I wish to join, but I can't make it tomorrow. Thank you for your work.

Thank you all. @alejoroarios925 @jyang72422 , are you serious? I may disagree that having an accent can have any advantage to be honest :)

Thank you very much all. I very appreciate it. @974 also suggested listening to audiobook, which I am doing now. Before I started studying for the LSAT, in other words when I had more time, I used to read novels. And a lot of that. But that has nothing to do with understanding RC :(.

Does it happen to you that you read an LR stimulus or RC paragraph and say: what the hell did I just read?

Hi @7sagestudentservices , true. No strategy intended. I didn't get a response when I posted in the afternoon so I posted in TLS afterwards in the evening.

I am probably targeting a very small group with my this question. Sorry to all 7sagers who may understand my intention differently.

I am hoping for December.