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Formal Logic
medhanieghen
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I have spent too much time to crack the formal logic questions. Is there any method that would help me to deal quickly and effectively?
Thanks
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The most effective way to tackle questions that contain formal logic with confidence and accuracy is to learn the type of formal logic employed by the LSAT. 7Sage teaches the relevant concepts in a way that beginners can pick them up via the quizzes and lessons and apply them to questions. If an individual wants to get these questions correct with confidence in a timely fashion, practice, practice, practice is the tried and true way to accomplish that. It took me 3 months of drilling, quizzes and diagramming to get a decent grasp on these questions and even start answering them in under 2 minutes. I started not having a clue what these concepts meant. Feel free to reach out with any additional questions.
David