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@cm0407 That too, and I would also recommend Argument ER. While it is for sufficient assumptions, it really helped me find and bridge gaps in the argument (also an important part of necessary assumptions). Flaw Hunters and Principles of Attractions are one of my favourites too! :)
@JanaKhalil4 Thanks! I’ve answered a bit in another comment below, but if that isn’t working, I’d definitely recommend doing the LSAT games on 7Sage. Just to give you an idea, I used to struggle quite a bit with necessary assumption questions, and playing thru the games not only helped me see patterns that I could carry with me for PTs (e.g., flaw types patterns, or necessary assumption words/terminology gaps etc.), but also made it second nature and did not take much of a mental load to understand. Totally under-appreciated aspect of 7sage in my opinion!
@Farah Honestly, what that really helped was just slowing down (especially in RC). Paradoxically, it was what helped me be faster! If I could really understand a passage/LR stim (e.g., taking 3-4 minutes fully comprehending it in a RC section and being an active reader by trying to translate or dumb down really long and complex sentences), I was much faster (and accurate) at answering the questions. For LR specifically, it was a mistake journal—seems tedious, but trust me, it works!! I hope that makes sense!
@HappyTestTaker Wait that’s crazy! And congrats to you too for finishing your LSAT :)
Hi everyone! I just wanted to take a moment to share my first and last PT score (April to Aug). It’s been a rollercoaster of a journey, and I’m finally taking the LSAT this month! Don’t give up!! :))
@GioCillz Really depended on how I felt! But I’d say I did around 18-20 hrs a week?