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PT61.S4.Q25 - there can be no individual freedomWould anyone be willing to walk me through this one? I just can't step back enough to see it clearly and feel certain I understand (and I don't have …
... 't explicitly stated with an indicator. Here, the conclusion is the ... /> Without is a group three indicator, which means we negate the ... for something else. In other words:
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Any tips on RC...
... t know if you circle words, but I find that ... time I only circle those words and it allows me ... , I'm using each indicator word as a reference point ... point, still circling the words that I know to be ... tempted to circle too many words which may basically point ... -
Too Many Times Coming Down To Two Answers- Can't Decide!Hey everyone! Up until this past week I have been consistently practicing between 18-20 correct on RC... this past week I did two recent tests PT74 a…
... the MP in your own words before reading the MP question ... wrong ACs that use qualifying words that mischaracterize the tone (agreeable ... an AC on your answer sheet but just circling the question ... -
PT73.4.19 and PT34.2.2 (please help)Hi guys, I am having trouble understanding JY's reasoning behind choosing correct answers in the above problems. PT73.4.19 is a necessary assump…
... are linked by a logical indicator.
Some of ... acts like a logical indicator? In other words, does the word "DO ... . --- IF is our logical indicator here. It introduces the sufficient ... ". Always is a group 2 indicator word.
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the diaper postthrowaway account for 'obvious' reasons lol we've had these semi-joke, semi-serious posts before, but... this is it. in all seriousness, I'm go…
in the immortal words of Billy Madison, "You ain't cool unless you pee your pants."
LSAT translation:
**Unless** group 3 indicator (negate sufficient)
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Kaplan vs 7sage logical indicators approachI started this LSAT journey with a quick pass through of the Kaplan logical reasoning approach and, honestly, there were still some pretty gaping hol…
... 't really understand what those words mean, and I don't ... of an indicator in the first place? In other words, is there ... do not understand what the words on the page mean.
Increase in 160s-170+ scorers! (2017-2018)According to Spivey's data, there has been an overall increase in the number of applicants, specifically those scoring in the 160s to 170s, notably w…
... of the population. In other words, extra time does appear to ... the general population. In other words, while a few people might ... that they felt provoked to cheat on a standardized test which ...Having problem conceptually with LawgicI can get through all the quizzes and exercises but I'm having a hard time knowing why or the meaning of things I'm doing. When I look at a SA quest…
... is.
I find an indicator which tells me it a ... this information because I know words such as "If" "When" "Unless ...What's your recent victory, small or large?I finally broke 170 today after quite a few tests stuck in the high 160s. I'm still aiming to score higher, but it feels really good to pass a notabl…
... maybe circle a couple key words in the paragraph. I might ... the ACs on my answer sheet, leave it un-circled on ...Differentiation between premise and contextHow do you differentiate between the context and the premise? Do you always have to have a premise indicator in order to have a premise?
... always have to have an indicator and I've found the ... of times there are key words that introduce the premise, the ...Main Point/Main ConclusionWhen do you not rely on the indicators when it comes to these questions?
... of the function of indicator phrases and words, we should also be ...PT48.S1.Q20 - Researcher: We have found that some casesHello! This NA question is causing my blood pressure to rise. I have trouble accepting E). Negating E) doesn't destroy the argument. It's okay if…
... words, you're using, "is", to be the necessary condition indicator ... "only", as the necessary condition indicator.
You might ... to be the necessary condition indicator. Now let's read ... only", be the necessary condition indicator which is how I think ...Diagramming "Might"Should I diagram a "might" statement as an existential quantifier? Like "If Jack is smart, he might eat healthy." But, it doesn't have to be the case…
... the presence of conditionality. The words "always", "generally", and "maybe" clue ... mean by "no group 4 indicator"? Do you mean if the ...Understanding of Sufficient and Necessary Conditions + LawgicHello. I have been having some trouble with actually solidifying my understanding of the meaning of Sufficient Conditions and Necessary Conditions as…
... make him happy. In other words, the argument assumes that eating ... every time you see an indicator. That would be too much ...Digital LSAT Tester Live (Opt-in Beta)We've been working on a digital tester so you can prep on 7Sage for the digital LSAT this July and beyond. Now you can access our digital tester …
... write down on a separate sheet of paper which questions I ... the bottom answers (in other words, A/B are often cut ...PT70.S1.Q23 - Columnist: Although most people favor the billwould some one please help me understand how to properly translate answer choice E into formal logic? i have some idea from the discussion in the vid…
... condition is here. In other words, if X happens, what ... giving the condition. In other words, each carve-out adds a ... condition by using the "if" indicator.
Now there ... "will" here as a necessary indicator separating the sufficient, "most people ...Does speed come with time/experience?Hey all So, on my most recent PT, which was PTC, I scored a 155 on the test and a 165 on the BR (which I am very happy about). I have only recentl…
... was bad because I would cheat a bit, meaning I would ... even peep at the answer sheet. But I still went from ...Translating to Lawgic QuestionHello all, I've been doing some practice with the older test and stumbled upon a part of the stimulus that I tried to translate into lawgic. The se…
... are separated by a few words.
we know ... to use "until" as your indicator:
1) TP --> / ... SE
- apply group 3 indicator: /TP --> /SE (contrapositive: SE ... SE
- apply group 4 indicator: /TP --> /SE (contrapositive: SE ...Law School JournalSince my first year of law school started last week, I've been thinking about starting a journal to help me process things and reflect. I think that …
... to bring in a single sheet of paper for the exam ... write closer to 10,000 words than 5,000 on the ...Biconditional Indicator: "either or, but not both"I have struggled with translating biconditionals, so I have been drilling this skill using Manhattan Prep's "5lbs. Book of LSAT Practice Drills." Ba…
... or less rely on the indicator language to discern the type ... F & I, in other words, Tom going to both France ...Sufficient & Necessary Condition - About the Indicators?Hello, Is it possible to understand suff n necc. conditions to such an extent that memorizing the indicators taught to us in the groups become un…
... all" is a sufficient indicator, you ought to also ... why "every" is a sufficient indicator as well.
words, enough of them that ... understand situations where those specific words are used and (2 ... when those specific words aren't used.Been studying for a month but no improvementWhen I took my diagnostic about 5 weeks ago, it was a 140. I took my fourth practice test and despite having gotten 2-3 points increases, I'm back to…
... another. I stopped trying to cheat the system and focused on ... the stimulus' in my own words and physically wrote it down ...Can you Google stuff during the LSAT Flex?Let's say I read a word that I don't recognize. Can I open a new tab to Google the definition really quick?
... use Google to cheat. This is a test of words and reasoning ... use Google to look up words. You insult."Is" group 2 indicator?Can "is" be a group 2 indicator like "must"? E.g. X is Y = X->Y JY seems to treat it as such in 60.1.17
... "is" as a group 2 indicator like "must."
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indicator is defined: "the ideas introduced ... (i.e., immediately following) these words are the necessary conditions.") https ..."but" indicatorIs "but" a premise or conclusion indicator?
... /however/yet - these are pivot words after which, at times, the ... it as a premise/conclusion indicator; in my opinion, it becomes ...PT7 S4 Q24 - Words that express new ideasHow is AC D the correct answer? Based on the stimulus, I might fallen into the trap of thinking that words that express new ideas become "officially …
... would no longer be an indicator of how well an idea ... by looking at how fast words describing it come into common ...Time Issue with LGIf time is no issue, I get 80-100% of the questions correct. On an actual LSAT or a PT, I tend to run out of time with approx. 3-5 questions remainin…
... able to pick out key words that help me know which ... will have a lot of words like, before, after, next to ... with you the google spread sheet I made with all the ... notes, RC notes definitions of words I didn't know. But ...How do you properly foolproof Games?I am currently fool-proofing PT1-35. Although I am seeing the repetitive nature of the games, I still feel like I am not being as efficient as I coul…
... the CC with a google sheet and I marked down all ... how it got deleted) the words that indicate the different types ... , most of the time. Or words that have inherent order to ...High scorers: how many games do you drill per day to get to -0? Do you teach yourself?I took the LSAT once already and scored (what I estimate to be) -3 in LG. I am currently getting anywhere between -1 and -5 on the LG section when I …
... recommend keeping a google doc sheet or excel of the games ... setting up based on the words in the stimulus. That was ...How to figure out Sufficient & Necessary without usual indicators?Hi, I've been trying really hard to understand Sufficient and necessary but for some reason always get stuck with diagramming when the usual indi…
... " to whichever side of the indicator makes grammatical sense. What is ... the indicator referring to? (Examples: If what ... /> "Sufficient indicators are inclusive, open words. Whereas necessary indicators come from ...
