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NA question typesI was wondering if anyone has found a way that works best to approach these question types? If so, PLEASE share.
... that you can write a conditional; "primary" means nothing. Or, at ... -
LR Cheat Sheet Part 1Here is an LR Cheat Sheet I derived quite a while ago. I hope it helps some of you out there. Best of luck to all! LR Question Type Cheat Sheet …
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• Stimuli almost always contain conditional logic to allow for certainty ... -
LR Cheat Sheet Part 1Here is an LR Cheat Sheet I derived quite a while ago. I hope it helps some of you out there. Best of luck to all! LR Question Type Cheat Sheet …
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• Errors in conditional reasoning: mistaken negation/mistaken reversal ... paralleled, for example: causal or conditional reasoning, then immediately look for ... causal or conditional reasoning in the answer choices ... -
PT26.S1.G4 - exactly two of four lawmakershttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-26-section-1-game-4/ When first attempting this game, my instinct was to make a game board that included yea…
This game was really interesting and I'd like to practice more like it. Has anyone encountered any similar games - In/Out with a bi-conditional? -
Many and MostCan someone please explain if there is a logical difference between "many" and "most?" I remember reading or watching in one of the logic lesson vide…
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Weekly Goal-Setting & Accountability ThreadHi everyone, I'm taking somewhat of an LSAT hiatus for March (school, it happens) but I'm going to start a goal-setting/accountability thread here…
... Manhattan LR: Strengthen/Weaken and Conditional Logic. I plan to drill ... -
CausationI have watched this lesson at least five times. I tried to do the questions but I can't weaken the argument. I don't know how to apply the Causatio…
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Timed PT is still nowhere near BRStarting to wonder if taking the June LSAT is still possible. My last timed LSAT was 149 with a BR of 169, which is lower than last week's PT. I just…
Yes me too I ve been at the mid 150's on Pt and my BR is in mid to high 160's.
I Am combing through conditional lessons since I think this is the LSAT alphabet .
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What do you do when you get a super hard game?So the other day I got a crazy difficult game (curse you subzones) and I kinda panicked and sat there for the next 9 minutes. I wasn't sure what to d…
... with potentially-repeating elements and conditional rules, which is nothing you ... -
Logic Game IntuitionDo you guys have any advice on deciding when to map out all possible game boards after reading the conditions (for sequencing games) and when to tack…
... of the positions, or a conditional that will trigger very concrete ... -
LSAT Study Guide -- PrimerHey guys! I made a study guide on Quizlet with LR question types (like Mike suggested) that I wanted to share/ get feedback on (particularly with res…
... should be diagrammable into true conditional statements or at least pseudo ... conditional statements)
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Skipping QuestionsHey guys. During timed prep tests, I take a long time to answer Parallel Reasoning and Parallel Flaw questions and I only get them right 20% - 40% of…
... since the skills in them (conditional statements) are helpful across the ... -
Coming to a realization.... need validation.Hi All: I've come to a realization that I am just simply not ready for the June LSAT. I'm still going to try my best, walk in there, and see what …
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logic games!!!???So I have now begun studying logic games using the LSAT trainer and omg I am soooo lost. =( I am not a visual learner at all and it is very hard for …
... with the double-layered, multi-conditional, spatial, etc. games. Oh, and ... -
Any advantage to joining 7sage...If I already know all the strategies and techniques? Now that I'm taking the October LSAT, I need to seriously work on my timing, but I can't figure …
... , and watching the videos about conditional chains and either-or/not ... -
Question regarding with basic translation group 1 and group 2GROUP 1: IF, WHEN, WHERE, ALL, THE ONLY, EVERY, ANY, WHENEVER, ANYONE & GROUP 2: ONLY, ONLY IF, ONLY WHEN, ONLY WHERE, ALWAYS, REQUIRES, MUST (Group …
... kept drilling the lessons on conditional logic and translations, and after ... .Y posted somewhere in the conditional logic lesson a study method ... -
Question regarding with basic translation group 1 and group 2GROUP 1: IF, WHEN, WHERE, ALL, THE ONLY, EVERY, ANY, WHENEVER, ANYONE & GROUP 2: ONLY, ONLY IF, ONLY WHEN, ONLY WHERE, ALWAYS, REQUIRES, MUST (Group …
@Samcandoit! The conditional indicators drill that @Matt1234567 is ... here: http://7sage.com/lesson/conditional-indicators-drill/
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Is it true that law schools may not accept me if I graduate next August?<i>Hey 7Sagers, Someone sent in a question I thought you could help with! Here it is:</i> I'm a 7Sager and have been loving it so far. I just h…
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LR Cheat Sheet Part 1Here is an LR Cheat Sheet I derived quite a while ago. I hope it helps some of you out there. Best of luck to all! LR Question Type Cheat Sheet …
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Confused about diagramming this until statement, help appreciated.Yet not until teachers have the power to make decisions in their own classrooms can they enable their students to make their own decisions. How wo…
... their own decisions). Negating this conditional gives you the translation written ... -
Confused about diagramming this until statement, help appreciated.Yet not until teachers have the power to make decisions in their own classrooms can they enable their students to make their own decisions. How wo…
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Conditional/Or rulesRule: "J will arrive after M or before N, but not both" Correct translation: N and M arrive before J or they both arrive after J. (N- J) …
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Rule: "J will arrive after M or before N, but not both"
Correct translation: N and M arrive before J or they both arrive after J.
I would diagram this as:
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Should I do it?Confession: I am a free user, mooching off of this discussion forum. I am going through the The LSAT Trainer and once I finish, I'll take 3 diagn…
... question. I sometimes struggle with conditional logic diagramming which makes PF ... -
Difference between trivial & non-trivial inference?Hey 7Sagers, had a few users a bit confused about the difference between trivial & non-trivial inferences on this lesson: http://7sage.com/lesson/qu…
A trivial inference is this, for example:
Conditional statement:
A -> B
Trivial inferences:
A -m-> B
A some B
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No contrapositive for some.When some equals 100%, why wouldn't the counter positive be valid?
... contraceptives. That is only for conditional statements!! "Some" statements can be ... -
To All Those Who Are Disappointed...You are not alone. I wish I didn't need to write this thread to release some catharsis and I wish other people wouldn't need to find company in miser…
... . Whoa, VERY. VERY. False. Forget conditional relationships entirely with the LSAT ... -
Resources For Logic-Heavy LR?To date I have been through 7Sage twice, the Trainer twice and Manhattan LR twice; my conditional logic principles are strong but I fall apart when s…
... questions that are heavy on conditional logic. Also, if you can ... good to go if your conditional logic principles are strong. Since ... -
Resources For Logic-Heavy LR?To date I have been through 7Sage twice, the Trainer twice and Manhattan LR twice; my conditional logic principles are strong but I fall apart when s…
LSAT TRAINER: Translating Conditional Statements (pg. 256/257 - exercise)Hello everybody, I was wondering if anybody could help clarify something for me. I am currently reading chapter 18 on the trainer re: SA and …
You have to be careful, No duck likes water is different from what's on the conditional drill in the Trainer, which is "No duck doesn't like water" which is translated into D - - > W
