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lexi.livanos
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@hieuyyle said: @"lexi.livanos" said: @NerfThis said: Sufficient assumption questions are all about noticing the G A P. An easy way to do notice it is by correctly labeling what is the premise and what is the conc…
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@DINOSAUR said: Agree with NerfThis! Also harder SA questions hide the gap very well. You have to pay attention to every wording. Pay attention to shift of terms. I remember there is a SA question that says as follows: "If......, then we hold …
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@NerfThis said: Sufficient assumption questions are all about noticing the G A P. An easy way to do notice it is by correctly labeling what is the premise and what is the conclusion (as well as knowing what parts are just context and fluff). …
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@"Richard N" Thank you so much! I will definitely read more RC passages to get used to the dense language!
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@allcaa123 Thank you very much! I'm trying my best to get the hours in, working full time has really hurt my progress but I'm pushing through!
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@Defender said: Hey! My advice would be to not focus so much on the scores through your practice. Invest your four months in the reading and logic of this test, and don't be concerned about your scores. Awesome thank you!
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@DidAFull180 said: 4 months is definitely enough time to get a 12 point jump if you are efficient with your time. In two months, my score has increased 10 points from diagnostic to 5 recent average and 14 points from diagnostic to best. As lon…
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Congrats! Question-were you working full time during your studying or did you take time off? I'm currently working full time and I'm trying to figure out how to manage 4 months of studying to make your exact score jump.