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Thoughts on My Study Plan?Hey guys, so i was wondering if i could get your opinion on my study plan. I recently finished taking Blueprint Prep course around 1 week ago and sin…
... have been BR-ing and learning a ton more in terms ... -
Starting With Older Practice TestsDear 7Sagers I've only recently gotten to the point where I can get through this test. I'm by no means out of the woods but think that now I'm at…
... at the point where my learning curve will allow me to ... -
Are there any "perfect" LSAT Arguments?I ask this question because obviously on analysis questions you are supposed to analyze for the strength/validity of the argument and you can often f…
... the strength/validity of the argument and you can often find ... still try to see the argument and try to figure out ... to make it a valid argument. Is that a good idea ... -
Particularly DisappointedHi everyone! I usually don't post on here (I read a majority of them, however) but I am feeling a little down and out lately, and was hoping to ge…
... course was phenomenal. I enjoyed learning about the strategies and methodology ... each day because I was learning how to conquer this test ... -
June LSAT, Study Buddy?Hi everyone! I live in the Baltimore, MD area and am looking for an online Skype/Facetime study buddy as it would be easier to fit in my schedule…
... the June offering, and just learning techniques/strategies through 7sage. I ... -
Just Read It?Hi there, Does anyone find that it is more difficult to determine whether or not an argument is valid using the 'lawgic' method than it is to simply …
Hi there, Does anyone find that it is more difficult to determine whether or not an argument is valid using the 'lawgic' method than it is to simply read the question? -
Conditional Logic - need help with interpretationI am confused between the difference of these two forms of conditional logic not A -> B not B -> A versus A -> not B B -> not A Do both…
... the difference of these two forms of conditional logic
Do both forms above really mean either or ... meaning of the above two forms and hat kinds of inference ... -
First law school acceptance for LSAT retaker!For those 7Sagers taking the February LSAT, I just want to encourage you to stay strong and never let go of your dream. I'm 57 and will be retaking …
... I've learned and enjoyed learning with you!).
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How to approach NA questions ... HELP!Hi guys, I'm currently working through the NA questions and I am having a hard time understanding the concepts with bridging and blocking. I kno…
... NA questions help strengthen an argument by a little. Barely. But ... I need to weaken the argument when I get to the ... -
Looking for Study Buddy for June 2015 LSATHi guys! So I am a senior in college and will be signing up to take the June LSAT. I am currently scoring in the 165-166 range but am looking to …
... to speed up the learning process by learning from each other. While ... -
Study Tips for New ComersSo, my account will end today and I've taken the LSAT and I'm done, hopefully (that depends on my Feb. LSAT score). I've studied for over a year. Unf…
... LR. The idea behind LR argument questions is to reduce the ... -
To Lawgic or not to LawgicThat is the question. I have found that JY will sometimes ignore logical indicator language in a stimulus (always, the only, unless, etc...) for no r…
... . Instead, he'll use simple argument analysis. Did I miss a ... -
Repost LR Cheat Sheetreposting this I found from old thread, though you guys would find it helpful as well FAMILY # 1 is the PROVE family where the stimulus is taken…
... author used to make the argument.
•NO NEW ... will point out WHY the argument is flawed.
•Don ... (either a valid or invalid argument)
C. Conclusion
D ... make the conclusion of the argument.
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Arguments of Analogy (weaken assumptions)http://7sage.com/lesson/off-shore-oil-drilling-weaken-question/?ss_completed_lesson=992 Thought this one is interesting. So the assumption is …
... weakening would be in the argument itself? Or I am just ... -
Sorry Last question for today Promise! Assumption!http://7sage.com/lesson/the-embezzler-weaken-question/?ss_completed_lesson=991 Help! I thought the assumption in this argument was "It is more…
... thought the assumption in this argument was
"It is more ... I thought to weaken the argument you would have to look ... noticed rather to weaken the argument you have to show how ... -
LR Study Guide*I was sent this LR study guide a couple of months ago from a fellow 7Sager and it has been very helpful. It's not as detailed as some of the others…
... determine the strength of the argument
- When looking ... more assumptions the argument makes, the weaker the argument
- ... coincidence and then the argument proceeds to assume causation ... you have a VALID (MBT) argument.
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My predicamentHello, everyone! So I've posted here before about my situation, but I'm going to summarize it a bit before asking for your opinions. So I was con…
... therapy. I enjoy learning it. I genuinely enjoy learning this information, like ... -
Tips on how to improve LR esp. flawhi everyone, i was wondering how i can improve on flaw questions? I feel like sometimes they're obvious, but for the harder ones, i either get it or …
... /> 1. Descriptively accurate for the argument - if it doesn’t rightly ... describe the argument, then don’t even bother ... assuming, is that why the argument is wrong? Review 19 common ... argument flaws
sometimes the ... -
LSAT Logic & Internet CommentsHas anybody had an even harder time reading comments on the internet? Every time I read an article and scroll through the comments, I go through this…
... process of picking apart the argument, identifying logical fallacies, facepalming really ... -
About identifying the flaw.Hi Sagers Recently I've been drilling flawed questions. Basically, I try to find the gap in the argument first then attack the argument. However. I …
... gap in the argument first then attack the argument. However. I have ... -
Normal to feel a little lost?Aiming for the October LSAT. I am currently around 35% through the core curriculum. While I feel I have a better overall understanding of things a…
LSAT India PT 2 - 2012, S3, Q 10 & 14Hey Everyone, I'm posting here to see if anybody can help me in trying to figure out the answers to two Flaw Questions that appeared in Section 3…
... ", which was the assumption the argument required.
Thanks ...Valid Argument #6 is messing me upHere's what JY says: All turtles know kung fu. All turtles are named after Italian artists. Therefore, some things that know kung fu are named aft…
Here's what JY says:
All turtles know kung fu. All turtles are named after Italian artists. Therefore, some things that know kung fu are named after Italian artists.
[Lawgic]
A –> B
A –> C
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Find your study group! Study Buddy MasterlistHey everyone, Looking at all the posts here, I'm hoping this idea will be useful to everyone interested in finding somebody to study with. I …
Hey everyone,
Looking at all the posts here, I'm hoping this idea will be useful to everyone interested in finding somebody to study with.
I created a Google form that will ideally help us form awesome study teams via ...PT49.S2.Q12 - it is primarily by raising interest rateshttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-49-section-2-question-12/ Just wondered if anyone could provide some insight into how they approached this q…
... way of explaining why the argument structure supports only the main ...PT1.S3.Q21 - the energy an animalI have a question in terms of dissecting the conclusion-premise structure of the stimulus. So here is my question in relation to identifying/disse…
... natural to see the whole argument originating from one observation and ...PT74.S1.Q14 - currently, no satellite orbiting earthhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-74-section-1-question-14/ I am having problems understanding why that AP is the conclusion. Structurally, I…
... conclusion indicator 'but'). However, the argument, IMO, is terrible. There is ...Logical Reasoning Practice from the GMATIf anyone is looking for supplemental practice (in addition to actual LSAT questions) in identifying assumptions and in strengthening or weakening ar…
... -writing-assessment/analysis-of-an-argument.aspx
The website ... . Each prompt presents a weak argument that makes unsupported assumptions. The ... to strengthen or weaken the argument.
This is also ...PT61.S2.Q23 - every brick house on river street has a front yardhttp://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-61-section-2-question-23/ So in JY's explanation the stimulus represents invalid argument form 4. But I'm ha…
... explanation the stimulus represents invalid argument form 4. But I'm ...
