I do this all the time it's so annoying and then I can't accurately track how much time I take on the drill. Instead of a check mark they need to have a FINISH button in red. #feedback

I feel like taking a wrong answer choice and rewording it to show what it would look like if it was correct is confusing. If the answer I picked is wrong just beat sense into me. I want the answer choice dragged to the ground. Name every reason why it's a terrible answer choice. Don't confuse my brain by saying "Well, it would be correct if it was worded this way" pleaseeee.

#feedback

how do i get like almost every answer incorrect the whole module and then i drill and get all of them correct ??????

LIKE WHAT DO YOU MEANNNNN

what the hell, what the helly, what the helleonte

Yikes, I keep falling victim to the subtleties of the LSAT writers. Like I read A as the amount of thieves that actually abandon the car has decreased thus how are they getting caught more now??? It was an immediate elimination.

How do I be more careful in reading like I don't know.

Process of elimination. If you can't seem to find the correct answer, then eliminate the ones that you know are wrong.

These conditional chains have never made sense to me. I feel like I take more time trying to figure out how to set up the chain than just letting it click in my head and moving to the answer choices. Anyone else?