When you overlook the key part of the argument -- in our region aka we're not talking about all teachers thus D is wrong
I’m stuck at 158-160 and will be taking it in November
Any advice on how I can improve my score?
I miss around 25-30 questions and want to cut that by 10 if possible.
The beauty of overthinking.
Narrowed it down to C and E and was like well C seems to obvious so E smh
Love when you think you finally understand NA and then this problem is like NAH FAM!!!
I picked A but then I saw C and was torn between A and C
A makes sense because it gives us another reason other than possessive
C explains why it takes drivers longer
I guess A weakens the conclusion while C weakens the premises.
#help
Same here! I miss more LR in PT when I'm rushing or exhausted and not really reading carefully.
I feel dumb for not realizing the correct AC did not have to be C→A
Completely forgot it could be A→C
I literally went through all the AC and was like man none of these are right, the LSAC writers are really up to something
Well I chose E immediately and then doubted myself smh
Stick with my anticipated answer
I got Q1 wrong and I need help
Any tips to avoid getting stucked into trap AC like B#help
Can you please share your study routine? How many Pt did you take to help you get into the 160-170 range?
Definitely did the translation wrong because I tried to make it all connect
After watching the video 2x I realized this is a MBF question not true and that's why C is not the AC
Struggled to pick C on Q23 because of the word sanctions
#help on Q25
I was lost and chose B because I didn't see the connection of their own needs made earlier in P.
Missed one bc I got cocky and didn't BR, turns out I picked the wrong AC than the one I picked in my head.
Lesson learned, blind review to confirm I'm clicking the correct AC smh.
Does anyone know if 7sage has a section for where you can just take practice sections? I know I could take a practice test and only one section but I don't know what the section type is until I start.
What I'm looking for is a place to only do LR/RC?LG test sections to build endurance and speed.
Fell for A and didn't even bother to consider the all vs some issue until this video
When you start to overthink the right answer lol
Talked myself out of E because I picked it too quick! Silver lining my gut instinct is getting better.
1. Labor Force & Primary Care Resp.
2. Affects W >M
3. Job PT> FL
4. Career Impact
MP: LF & PCR cont to negatively impact W
I used to be a teacher so I'd like to help you out since my LG is my strongest section. I also understand LR pretty well, not expert level. If you'd like I'd be happy to review a game with you tomorrow. I'm taking the LSAT on Friday. Just DM