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Issue with referential phrasing
plutofireball21
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Hello everyone,
My latest hurdle on LR is trying to parse out the referential phrasing. Has anyone had an issue with this and compiled a list of questions to practice? Let me know! It would be the biggest help on my journey to improving my LR score!
All the best!
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I don’t have a list, but what I can offer are some general tips. With referential phrasing, I always pause for a second and take in what precisely is being referenced. Here the strategy for me is that slower is actually something that can make me faster believe it or not. On the LSAT, referential phrasing often obscures details about the referent itself. It builds upon what we were already told about the referent.
I hope these general tips help
David