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abboshap
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I'm two days into my LSAT studying and I'm on fundamentals. I'm planning to take the test on June 7 and once more in August if things don't quite go well. I think I have time for this. I just wanted to clarify if this is right:
Premises-Provide evidence
Conclusions-Rely on evidence in order to derive an opinion??
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no. premise is unsupported statement that supports something else. intermediate conclusion is supported by something and supports something else. conclusion is what is supported by the rest of the argument.