Hello!
Super interested :)
I was thrown off by the wording of AC A : should the AC say " bolting away TO locations where no predators are to be found" instead of " bolting away FROM locations where no predators are to be found " ? I feel like I'm missing something fundamental in English grammr by not being able to comprehend this...lol
Hey everyone,
I just upgraded to Ultimate+ from the Starter course. Where can I find the drill packs? Is it actually a drill pack or is it just all the questions built into the question bank? Sorry in advance if this is a silly question!!!
Edit: NVM, I found them :)
Thanks so much for your insight, I really appreciate it! Great tips :)
Does the digital test give you your score instantly ? I was under the impression that the scores still take time to be released?
Hey everyone,
I was wondering if any of my fellow 7sagers could offer some insight into this topic. I am planning on writing the Jan LSAT. LG is my weakest section, similar to most others on the LSAT journey. I really like JY's methods of teaching LG and I am beginning to get the hang of it but I feel really overwhelmed. I want to try the foolproof method of doing the games but I'm just wondering how I'm supposed to do one game so many times when there is a lot of other stuff to focus on. Between PTs, BR, drilling, watching explanations, and trying to stay sane, how did you guys adopt the foolproof method? There are just so many games and it would obviously be impossible to foolproof all of them in the mere 70some days that are remaining till the Jan LSAT, but how can I even get close? If you keep going back in a day or two to redo a previous game, I feel like you would barely get through any new content? I usually manage to make 20-25 hours to study each week and I've thought about just using the random bits of spare time in my day to foolproof a few games for fun every day. But still, I just don't see a way to move forward with studying while continuously redoing old games over and over. And the truth of the matter is that I could certainly use the foolproofing on every game I come across because I'm definitely slow in this section. I'm not aiming for a perfect score but I want to be as prepared as possible in order to reduce my anxiety surrounding LG.
Looking forward to hearing your ideas, suggestions, and thoughts. Please #help!
Definitely recommend Loophole. 7Sage introduces you to the concept of “prephrasing” but you don’t really learn a specific mechanism for how to formulate that pre-phrase. This is what Loophole focuses on and it’s super duper intuitive. I think you could start with 7Sage, build a foundation, and then see how you perform on LR sections. You may have a natural aptitude for the reasoning and thus won’t need extra material to help you develop that instinct. If you find yourself stumped by LR or really struggling with certain question types, then pick up Ellen’s book because it will definitely help you develop a new approach on how to tackle your problem areas.