@ my prep course provided us with a good dictionary that included all the common difficult words on the lsat. I found it helpful. PM me and I'll let you know more information.
English is my second language as well. Actually it's my fourth language lol I know french, Italian, Dutch, and English. I was in ESL class when I immigrated to united states.
I always look up the words I don't understand although I don't really recommend this because on the actual test day you won't have a dictionary to look at.
However, lsat doesn't test you on English. Luckily you can understand the core of the argument by reading the other sentences. I would recommend reading at night and talking more in English so that you can expand your English vocabulary. I would also recommend writing.
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@ my prep course provided us with a good dictionary that included all the common difficult words on the lsat. I found it helpful. PM me and I'll let you know more information.
English is my second language as well. Actually it's my fourth language lol I know french, Italian, Dutch, and English. I was in ESL class when I immigrated to united states.
I always look up the words I don't understand although I don't really recommend this because on the actual test day you won't have a dictionary to look at.
However, lsat doesn't test you on English. Luckily you can understand the core of the argument by reading the other sentences. I would recommend reading at night and talking more in English so that you can expand your English vocabulary. I would also recommend writing.