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Loophole
gaia_fulchierimalta1
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I saw a recent post by someone who was supplementing their 7sage curriculum with the loophole. They organized a study session, but i believe it was a while ago. I would love to meet and go over Translations/CLIR for a certain PT. Would anyone be interested?
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Definitely down! I need to get back to my book. Let me know when and what section. BTW, I'm only working on translations right now if that's okay. Don't hesitate to say that doesn't work for you. Haven't gotten that far in the book. So if you find someone who is ready to do CLIR, go with them. Don't want to hold you back.
Interested! I'm currently doing CLIR drills
Interested! I'm currently in Ch. 8 of the Loophole, honing in on CLIR. I decided to take a practice test to assess how I'd implementing CLIR on an actual test and already I've seen a HUGE difference!
Anyone looking into the Loophole, I highly recommend it!
I made a group me if anyone would like to join!
https://groupme.com/join_group/62619457/LiQWhUn2
put in the work for CLIR, you wont regret it