... to grasp this), is the question stem. If you can figure ... , conclusion and etc. every LR question becomes easier. Of course, this ... grasped that concept 3 LR questiontypes still got to me, SA ...
Question: When do you find yourself ... it only apply to certain questiontypes? If so, which ones? I ... when we attack every LSAT question? I just don't get ...
The use of lawgic really depends on what question type you're answering. Typically, people write down the lawgic for MBT and MSS questiontypes. It's also helpful to at least draw the logical structure for PF and parallel questiontypes.
Thanks! I started reading over flaw questiontypes and realized how helpful it actually is. Thanks for the info on RC. I haven't managed to read that section yet but now I'm actually looking forward to it!
Just as an FYI: the question you referred to (Feb 96, ... 11) is a necessary assumption question, not strengthening. I suppose you ... as a type of strengthening question, but the type of strengthening ... 7Sage lessons on the two questiontypes.
Necessary and Sufficient assumptions all fall in the Strengthening questiontypes. The deleted user is my friend who I studied with and we both were tutored by Testmasters. Every company teaches it differently. FYI
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