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Does the word "can" indicate a relationship?Hi all, Just a quick question, does the word "can" indicate a relationship or is it indicate like "could", "might" a probability? For instanc…
... conditional relationship there. In our language of lawgic, there is no ... -
Wacky thoughts after LSAT - normal?Hi all, I took the LSAT for the first time last Saturday. I can't stop thinking about it. Sometimes I'll wake up and think I did fantastic, other …
... of the comparative in another language - it sounded like it wasn ... -
Summary of Argument FormsIs there a summary PDF of the valid and invalid argument forms? Thank You!
Logic is a language like English, just a lot ... -
Contrapositive of embedded conditionals?The user and all related content has been deleted.
... be coincidental. Once you pile language on top of this logical ... -
Contrapositive of embedded conditionals?The user and all related content has been deleted.
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PT40.S3.Q14 - the only clue I haveGot this one right by POE but had a tough time being OK with A. It is definitely something I considered as a flaw in the reasoning. However, the use …
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PT55.S1.Q15 - Zach's Coffeehouse schedules free poetryI have a question about "almost every Wednesday" in PT55 S1 Q15. https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-55-section-1-question-15/ When I read t…
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Poor undergrad GPA grad honorsHey guys I'm new to the forums and love all the content! Here's the short of it. I graduated from Rutgers with a middling GPA I worked for a year af…
... service, and many speak another language and have worked on the ... -
A Number Of - Some or Most?Title says it all. I'm having trouble finding an answer through Google.
Due to English language and how sometimes its ambiguous, " ... -
PT21.S4.Q27 (P4) - most studies of recent southeastHi all! I was wondering why answer choice C in question 27 was incorrect. Here, the word irony describes Tollefson's conclusion, which I thought w…
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Logic Games : [Never Together/Always Together] v. [Not Both] Rule ConfusionHello, During In-Out Games, I am consistently getting confused between the Not Both Rule and the Biconditional (Always Together/Never Together) R…
... and turn them into human language, so I hope I have ... -
"All that is required" Sufficiency or Necessity indicator?I understand that "ALL" is a sufficiency indicator word, and "REQUIRE" is a necessity indicator word. I'm wondering then, what does the phrase "*…
... not very close to natural language conditionals, though. You would normally ... modal logic of necessity. This language allows you to say e ... -
Stagnant LR scoresRecently, I've been PTing around 164 -167, and my goal for the June test is 170+. LR continues to be my weakest section, and I am remarkably consiste…
... in your errors is grammar/language. With a few exceptions, I ... -
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My RC strategy that got me to -0Hi everyone, I'd like to share a RC strategy that's been working for me. **PLEASE DO NOT SHARE THIS INFORMATION WITH OTHER SITES/ COMMUNITIES**…
This is really great. As English as is my second language, RC is especially a formidable section. Thank you @TheoryandPractice taken the time to break this section down, and share it with the rest of us. -
Advice on how to improve LRI've been studying the LSAT for a little more than 3 months now, and I've greatly improved in RC. But LR is an issue. I finished the CC about two wee…
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How to Properly Read a "No Statements"Hi Everyone, my first post on here wanted to get some answers on this. So i believe that I am good at reading No statements. However, I want to be…
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When to use a Chart on LG and when not toA friend and I were discussing PT68, Section4, Game 3. I was trying to articulate why a chart was needed in that particular game and when to use char…
... a translation from the abstract language to our chart. Given the ... -
When to use a Chart on LG and when not toA friend and I were discussing PT68, Section4, Game 3. I was trying to articulate why a chart was needed in that particular game and when to use char…
... a translation from the abstract language to our chart. Given the ... -
BiconditionalsPerhaps I missed something as I do not remember a lesson on biconditionals (double arrows). My understanding is that each term is both sufficient…
... , but by breaking down the language, that seems to be the ... -
BiconditionalsPerhaps I missed something as I do not remember a lesson on biconditionals (double arrows). My understanding is that each term is both sufficient…
... , but by breaking down the language, that seems to be the ... -
I'm not understanding the difference between these two rules X <-> ~Y X -> ~Y Could someone please clear up for me? Thanks!
... memorize how the bi-conditional language actually sounded like and would ... bit like learning a new language. So don't feel sad ... -
"Misreading"Hi All, I would love to get some feedback from you guys about how you approach the issue of "misreading" questions in any of the sections, but spe…
... your fortitude is by using language to put you in a ... -
"Misreading"Hi All, I would love to get some feedback from you guys about how you approach the issue of "misreading" questions in any of the sections, but spe…
... yourself to recognize issues of language whenever they arise. You should ... a stimulus with intentionally obtuse language. Once you recognize these questions ... -
Descriptive premises with normative conclusions in sufficient assumption questionsIs it always the case that if an argument for a sufficient assumption question has descriptive premises with a normative conclusion (saying one shoul…
... /> As far as the absolute language goes, I wouldn’t get ... ’t even considered because the language as it is stated does ... -
Descriptive premises with normative conclusions in sufficient assumption questionsIs it always the case that if an argument for a sufficient assumption question has descriptive premises with a normative conclusion (saying one shoul…
... using that type of prescriptive language ("should," "ought to," etc.) necessary ... enable a conclusion with prescriptive language to be properly drawn in ... -
Descriptive premises with normative conclusions in sufficient assumption questionsIs it always the case that if an argument for a sufficient assumption question has descriptive premises with a normative conclusion (saying one shoul…
... addressed earlier. But sometimes the language that surrounds "should" is so ... -
Group 3 Logical Indicators problemsJust started Group 3 Logical Indicators, and I'm confused. I'm not confused about the process (or at least I don't think I am). With Group 3 Indicato…
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LG Books Compatible with 7Sage?Hey All, The short question is: are any LG books compatible with the 7Sage LG method and/or categories? The longer question is: I'm an imbecile a…
... this regard. Fluency in the language of logic the rules of ...
