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June Vs September 2014 Test/ When's Best?Hi Everyone, I have been studying For the LSAT for the past few months and am not where I want to be (score wise, High 140, Low 150). I Just graduate…
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No turning back, no way out.I am registered for the June LSAT. In the past few weeks (as the date approaches), I have held onto the possibility of putting the exam off until Se…
... done every prep test available except for 66-71. I have ... -
Translations with cannot and without.I am having difficulty translating statements with both cannot and without. For example: A business cannot change its core corporate philosophy wi…
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New Formatting Options for CommentsHey guys, we just updated our text box for comments under the lessons. We've now standardized the conditional, bi-conditional, some, and most arr…
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Psychology and stress in LRAnother psychological tip for this section: Unlike the rest of the LSAT, each question in this section is completely independent from the other. Th…
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Where am I thinking wrong in the "only if" part of "If and only if" statements?So, "H will go before J if and only if it is after M." is a biconditional statement... and is broken down into two different conditions, rig…
So,
"H will go before J if and only if it is after M." is a biconditional statement...
and is broken down into two different conditions, right --
M- H - J
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J- H - M
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Nervous about the June LSAT on Monday?Of course you are. You're about to take an important test. It's not <em>the</em> most important test though. That one you will be taking in September…
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Learn all the Logic Games types, using 5 PTsI figured out a way to cover learning all the Logic Games types, by using only 5 PrepTests (56, 57, 58, 60 and 61). This pretty much covers all the g…
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Most and without together in a sentence. Totally confused!I was working on PT33 LR Section 3 Q.8. The stimulus starts with "Most people invest in the stock market without doing any research of their own." Tu…
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PT38.S4.Q14 - reducing speed limitshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-38-section-4-question-14/ I have questions about (B) and (D) First of all, an answer choice like (B), "…
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Two types of Most Strongly Supported questions?I noticed that wording of these two MSS stems are slightly different. 1. “The statements above, if true, most strongly support which one of the fo…
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access troubleThe system always says "enroll in a full course", but I'm already enrolled and paid. Now I can't study any lesson except the free trail. Am I the onl…
The system always says "enroll in a full course", but I'm already enrolled and paid. Now I can't study any lesson except the free trail. Am I the only person having this problem? Plz help! -
Sequencing with ConditionalsHello, Can anyone provide a list of games like this? The rules that are like "If G---B----> H----F" Or the other ones where it's an either/or thing l…
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Reversibility of "Some"Can anyone explain to me in detail why "some" statements with negations in them are reversible? For example, "A some /B" or "/A some B" I've been re…
... me in detail why "some" statements with negations in them are ... over the reversibility of some statements with negations in them. It ... -
"Every one can do logic games except me"That's a lie. For anyone who is struggling with logic games and feels like they'll just never get it -- stick with it. It's going to be painful for …
That's a lie.
For anyone who is struggling with logic games and feels like they'll just never get it -- stick with it. It's going to be painful for a little while, a few days, maybe even a week or two, but if you go through the fire, eventually you' ... -
How to improve on strengthen questions on LRI suck at weaken questions too, but I suck even more at strengthen questions. One of the problems is, I tend to try to focus on the error in the p…
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Avoiding Eliminating Correct Answer Choices (LR and RC)I just posted something very similar in the course so I apologize if this is considered spammy, but I hoped it might be more visible here. Somethi…
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Nervous about the September LSAT this Saturday?Of course you are. You're about to take an important test. It's not <em>the</em> most important test though. That one you will be taking in December.…
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-2 to -4 Reading Comprehension, -5 to -9 LR Total, -4 to -9 On Logic Games (166-170 goal)I think that my situation here is atypical. I think I studied all wrong, and I am unsure if I am screwed because of it. I am blessed in that from …
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Tips for Personal StatementAnyone have tips for writing personal statements ??
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Valid Argument Forms 6-8Okay so i was watching the video where JY tells us how to distinguish between Valid and Invalid argument forms and at the end he gave us a little tri…
... valid forms, the existential statements appear first and then ... the universal statements.
So ... first and then the existential statements.
So ... start with universal statements rather than existential statements. So can ... -
Personal StatementsHello everyone. I know people have questions and concerns about the personal statement. Well how did everyone format there's?
Hello everyone. I know people have questions and concerns about the personal statement. Well how did everyone format there's? -
DiscountsHello, I've been looking into joining 7sage and just finished the free trial and debating on going ahead and purchasing premium. The main reason I'm …
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Syllogisms and Causal ArgumentsObviously most of us know by now that there are a handful of syllogism forms that reoccur over and over throughout the LR. I know that causality is d…
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Older Tests Vs. Recent TestsI am planning on taking PT's 40-73 in sequential order before December and I am now at PT 50. I have been averaging 167-168 on the 10 I have taken s…
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A Fun Strategy for LR?I had read about this strategy before on various forums, but never decided to take the plunge. Then I finally decided to force myself to do the follo…
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LR Valid & Invalid ArgumentsRegarding valid & Invalid arguments is there a list that outlines "Not flawed" arguments? For example, I know that conditional statement i.e. A-->B …
... ? For example, I know that conditional statement i.e.
A ... all going to be just conditional or causal?
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help advice needed for discouraged applicantWhere do I start? I began my LSAT studies in April of this year, with a diagnostic of 146. I felt discouraged but I felt hopeful. However...after tak…
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Question about a questions i just did Flawed MORHey guys so I was doing question 4, LR2 preptest 25. In this question the premise was a->b->c and then it concluded c->a So the correct …
... can be applied to all conditional logic? A->B always ...
