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Tips?What are some helpful tips for reading carefully in the LR section while trying to finish all the questions in the allotted time. I understand you sh…
... you just have to be patient and trust the process.
... you need to read for structure and identify what each ... you definitely have to be attentive to small details because ... not.
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Irritated and frustratedHi guys, I have been with 7SAGE for a few months now. I am only on the MSS section of the course. I find myself irritated and frustrated every time…
... makes you frustrated and irritated. The fact that you quit your ... you stressed about the fact that you HAVE TO do amazing at ... much time as it takes to nail the test and sometimes it ... away and you cannot quite identify the conclusion you need more time to study. -
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 …
... job to provide the answer choice that closes the gap and allows the conclusion to follow ... **
How do we know that this is the conclusion? Because after the comma ... **_support for the conclusion_**.
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LR Quiz 2Hi again, <a href="https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/12963/lr-quiz">As with yesterday</a>, I made another parallel (flawed) argument for a…
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Conclusion: The evidence actually supports the view that the use of renewable ... just shows how important it is to ID the conclusion and analyze the argument from ... -
LR Quiz 2Hi again, <a href="https://7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/12963/lr-quiz">As with yesterday</a>, I made another parallel (flawed) argument for a…
... just shows how important it is to ID the conclusion and analyze the argument from ... support the sub-conclusion.
(2) The main-conclusion isn't really supported. (How can ... s/he conclude that "the ... -
PT64.S3.Q26 - acquiring complete detailed informationhttps://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-64-section-3-question-26/ I got this question right during the PT by POE (A-B reverses necessary and suff…
... . So to make the conclusion valid, we just need to do away with the one ... like how you replaced "unless" with "except" that unlocked the entire picture ... -
Devastated by my Sept score... advice for Dec retake?I prepared for the September test for 6 months and averaged about a 157 on the prep tests I took. I want a 160 at least, but I fell short of that eve…
... the excess verbiage in the stimulus and identify the argument core with surgical precision, identify the conclusion ... make it easier for you to identify the correct answer, that said don ... -
How to finish logical reasoning sections on time?Hi everyone! So, I have finished all the curriculum and I am doing the December Exam. I am now doing timed sections. So far, my biggest challenge is …
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Great on the 100% Questions for test taking ... passages from the early PTs can help identify cookie cutter RC ... passage structure even if the ... 's just learning how to answer the Questions in the newer tests. Hope ... -
Premise/Conclusion... Printing out notes?I am only starting out but I would like a simpler way to find premise/conclusion? Any help would be greatly appreciated! I struggled doing the proble…
... think the ability to find the conclusion is arguably the most important skill on the LSAT ... -visit the lessons here: https://7sage.com/lesson/3-ways-to-identify-premises ... -
NA QuestionsI have been really struggling with NA questions and am working on understanding them better. I think I have figured something out but I want to confi…
... in establishing the conclusion or bridging the premises.
4. Within the left choices ... eaters] is not the only connection to make the conclusion valid means this is ... , my strategy for NA is to identify the candidates and go though negation ... -
Necessary Assumption QuestionsHeyyy 7sagers, I have literally looked at 7sage, LSAT Trainer, and Kaplan's approach to necessary assumption questions and I just don't get it. …
... the time spent on formal logic. flaw . and conclusion ... questions. These questions only ask us to identify the structure so ... isnt any other method to effectively tackle na questions ... run negation tests only to two to three candidate choices. ... -
Causal Reasoning vs Conditional Reasoning vs Other ReasoningLong question! Thought it would be helpful to keep everything organized in one place to hear the thoughts of folks as the questions below all seem to…
... take a long time to identify the perfect example to a question, and it ... 't want the example to divert attention away from answering the original question ... clarity to an area of confusion.
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Can’t get higher than a 160...I have been studying since May and have improved greatly. My LG sections have gone from -15 to -5, but I want to go -0 or -2. On the September test, …
... in the conclusion? You've got to recognize that. Are you struggling to finish the ... lot of questions on the end due to insufficient time? You've ... be, you've just got to identify the issues. Once you've got ... -
Help with Necessary assumptionsI took the test in Sept. and I have been able to narrow down the parts of the test that I struggled on. I struggled on the necessary assumptions and …
... the conclusion and support?
Are you able to identify the gap in the reasoning (why the ... support doesn't substantiate the conclusion)
How to focus for long time?I can't focus at all by the time I get to section 3.
... try my best to make it the most interesting thing ... because going from one argument to the next can be taxing. ... my focus from the previous question to that specific one. ... part in the argument. Latch on to transition words to help identify the conclusion, or ...Feeling discouraged...Recommendations?Over my last 5 tests I have averaged a 156.6. With my high being a 160. My goal is a 167. I took the LSAT in September with a 155 and I've signed up …
... the actual test. It means that you didn't actually know how to ... get the right answer and instead had to rely on ... just a long struggle to figure out how to do that in 35 ... you are -6 if you identify and skip it. Two hard ...Feeling discouraged...Recommendations?Over my last 5 tests I have averaged a 156.6. With my high being a 160. My goal is a 167. I took the LSAT in September with a 155 and I've signed up …
... the actual test. It means that you didn't actually know how to ... get the right answer and instead had to rely on ... just a long struggle to figure out how to do that in 35 ... you are -6 if you identify and skip it. Two hard ...Broad LR strategiesHi everyone, I am wondering whether there are any general/broad question strategies for LR (i.e., any tricks that can help you in eliminating answ…
... the excess verbiage in the stimulus and identify the argument core with surgical precision, identify the conclusion ... make it easier for you to identify the correct answer, that said don ...Advice on how to parse a difficult LR passageHi there, Does anyone have any tips on how to answer an LR question that has a passage that you simply can't understand? This happens infrequently…
... anyone have any tips on how to answer an LR question that ... will know how to attack the question (according to the question stem) using the strategies learned ... lead to more to confusion. If you cannot locate the conclusion and find the support ...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…
... the conclusion now follows 100%.
https://7sage.com/lesson/how-to-find-the ... away the entire conclusion is destroyed.
https://7sage.com/lesson/how-to ...Inconsistent scores in LRMy test is on 3rd December. I have improved in RC from -10 to -15 to -3 to -5 but my LR is has become very inconsistent. I was at -3 to -5 a week bac…
... . But the solution has to be personal. You have to ask yourself how your ... performance was different in the two sections ... do a timing breakdown. Try to identify the differences in strategy between your ...Valid vs. Invalid ArgumentsSo I think i'm confused at how these are different. I completely understand the definitions of valid and invalid arguments. I'm just confused at how …
... and how we can apply that understanding to the LSAT. I used to view the ... Bub) and we are allowed to draw the conclusion B (is a mammal ... .) Being **_allowed_** to draw a conclusion is what ...Pacing PreptestsI am currently studying for the February LSAT and feeling fairly confident about it, but I am planning to retake in June if I don't get a score I am …
... . Identify the seconds on which you got relatively poor returns. Learn to identify the moment ... you need to move on from each ... reviewing footage. Once I learned how to manage my time, I never ...LR HelpI improved my LSAT score from the September test to the December test by 4 points. I am now taking the February test to try and improve my chances of…
... br /> I can about 95% identify the conclusion and arguments in most situations ... />
I do understand the difference between sufficiency and necessity ... to over think it.
I often don't see the ... gap in the reasoning. I think ...How to do flaw q when you can't see the flaw/prephaseI know JY advises against moving onto the ACs without coming up with a prephase for flaw questions, but there are unfortunately usually 2-3 flaw ques…
... apart, work the answer choices from wrong to right. The older tests (PT ... mean? Suggestion #1 is to put in the time drilling flaws: know ... /> 3.Focus on the specific words in the conclusion. How strong is the conclusion? Is a ...Finding the right answer.I can process premise and conclusion and even anticipate the answer correctly. However, some answers are just so weirdly written and I end up picking…
... trying to figure out why the premises do not completely substantiate the conclusion (there ... will always be at least one reason, there has to ... make it easier for you to identify the correct answer, that said don ...Any success stories on LR and what you're study method was like?Hello 7sage club! I'm wondering if there are any success stories out there about LR and what that person did to overcome their weaknesses. Current…
... will give better attention to the important aspects of each ... blind review) is enough to identify a lot of shortcomings that ... on how to tackle the problems... but now you need to go ... the correct tool or using the tool in the correct way. Go back to the ...LR Conclusion Question.For Lr Questions such as this in which the conclusion has a conditional statement. <font color="red">**Admin edit: do not post the actual LSAT qu…
... understand how to make sense of that conclusion or how to evaluate the argument because the conclusion is ... conditional. so just wanted to ...LR Conclusion Question.For Lr Questions such as this in which the conclusion has a conditional statement. <font color="red">**Admin edit: do not post the actual LSAT qu…
... understand how to make sense of that conclusion or how to evaluate the argument because the conclusion is ... conditional. so just wanted to ...How to go back to curriculumI recently watched the "Post CC Strategies" webinar and something that he had mentioned as apart of the first phase of taking PTs is that we should b…
... . In that case reviewing how to find the necessary assumption in core curriculum ... that specific argument behind the stimulus is and how to perform different operations ... correlation to causation. So if you realize you couldn't identify what ...
