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Need A 20-25 PT increase. Any advise?I need a 20-25 pt increase from my diagnostic test and I have a little over 3 months. I'm willing to put in all the work. I already have a head start…
... master the fundamentals: argument structure, grammar, valid and invalid argument forms, lawgic, etc ... . Logic games is the most learnable section on ... related and getting good at argument structure and grammar in LR ... -
Need A 20-25 PT increase. Any advise?I need a 20-25 pt increase from my diagnostic test and I have a little over 3 months. I'm willing to put in all the work. I already have a head start…
... master the fundamentals: argument structure, grammar, valid and invalid argument forms, lawgic, etc ... . Logic games is the most learnable section on ... related and getting good at argument structure and grammar in LR ... -
Driving materialHi Guys! Wondering if any of you have good study-related podcasts that you listen to while driving? I have 2 long drives coming up and I want to list…
What I meant by ‘strategies’ is the best approach for each question type, etc. Also, some of the formal logic like argument forms. I’m big on repitition for retention! -
What is your 170+ study plan?Hey everyone, I'm taking a step back and redoing the CC. When I first did it, I went through it too fast to internalize what I learned. After…
... and focusing on doing concise summary after reading each argument. Also ... summaries before, to trusting that when you read an argument and ... you know those argument type and focus on the nuances ... most need improvement on.
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Fool-proofing LGCan someone explain the process of fool-proofing? What resources do you use? Does is matter if I fool proof before or after going through CC? How man…
... worked through the entire CC before moving onto FPing PT1-35. It ... for me to go -0 on a full, timed LG section ... -0 or -1 on a section, with -2 on a bad day ... -
How long does it take you to answer a PMR or a PF question?Hi Everyone, It seems that some students, including me, spend a lot of time on PMR or PF questions. This has made me skip them in timed tests, eve…
Depending on the argument form, it could be ... the logical structure of the argument. Knowing the logical structure ... 1. Knowledge of valid/invalid argument forms and 2. Knowledge of “ ... one that relies on our familiarity with valid/invalid argument forms.
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To delay or not delay....#help!!! So I desperately want to get a 170+ on my test. I signed up for the June LSAT and the deadline to move it to July is coming up this Tuesd…
... because as I stated before your BR score is ... you have a good grasp on the fundamentals. I think ... 're pretty sure of and moving on.
I'm ... gotten past that hurdle on mid 160s to scoring ... you some more detailed direction on steps. And whether you ... -
Avoiding Distractions - What do you do?Hi 7Sagers! I am going for the September LSAT, so for me it's crunch time. I am wondering how everyone gets into "the zone". I am planning on de…
... can really compound that stress. On the flip side, having supportive ... I feel like friends are moving on in their careers while I ... scroll and recommended content features on most social media are there ... over an hour has passed before you realize it, so I ... -
Looking to drill RCAny tips in general? Also, is there a file like the LG PT 1-35 packet but except for RC 1-35?
... a MP in my head before going into the questions. ... -res summaries that focus on the structure rather than ... question, skipping it and moving on. I'll come back ... , circle an answer and move on.
I ... articles in The Economist before bed and have an ... -
Hopeless... - June & July LSAT 2018Hello all, I'm new to 7sage, still in the free account (unfortunately, found out about 7sage after signing up for another in-person class $1400). I …
... flaws, knowing valid and invalid argument forms, confidence in parsing difficult grammar ... . Remember, even the "easier" questions on PTs can teach us lessons ... -
What's your recent victory, small or large?I finally broke 170 today after quite a few tests stuck in the high 160s. I'm still aiming to score higher, but it feels really good to pass a notabl…
... and not as much on the forest. Not marking ... word note/arrow about structure on the side. Again, ... point and author's tone before moving into the questions.
... forces you to quit working on the question. For me ... questions I was debating on. In general though, ... -
Invalid/Valid Argument FormsHow important is learning these forms? Is the point that it will help save time on the test by identifying these common forms? I ask because when I…
... save time on the test by identifying these common forms?
forms?
Not very important ... without knowing valid and invalid argument forms is like challenging a final ... -
Mostly Strongly SupportedI am still in the process of going through these lessons so I might be ahead of myself but is there a formula for tackling most strongly support ques…
... the main point of the argument. So people have a "forest ... syllabus, I would not recommend moving on just yet. I've found ... -
Test day wake up time and routineWhat time would people recommend waking up for a 12:30 pm LSAT start time?
... flashcards (indicators and valid/invalid argument forms) with me but I forgot ... 'd done them the night before though so it wasn't ... pretty calm and clearheaded both before and during the exam, even ... -
Retaking the LSAT (First Attempt 1 Year Ago)Hey Everyone, I took the LSAT last June and scored a 165 by studying with 7sage. My initial plan was to wait one year, and then apply for a few Ca…
... it to where I was before and then make a roadmap ... to take a step back before moving forward. Otherwise, your progression will ... /> Don't put a deadline on your future. It took me ... , since you are rewriting, focus on the actual test itself. Remember ... -
Are LR sections in PT 1-16 easier?I have been drilling LR sections for a while, and I used to have a -4/-6 for LR sections in PT 18-35. However, I began doing PT 1-16 four days ago, …
... and the valid and invalid argument forms involving "some". I am actually ... figure out what is going on.
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LR SpeedOn average, how long does a strong LR student spend reading the stimulus and question stem before looking at the answer choices? In general I spend m…
Depends on whether I choose to do ... stimulus in about 25 seconds before moving onto the answer choices. I ... -
What flash cards did/do you use?In attempts to get some of this material down to intuition, I've seen a lot of people say they have used flash cards to drill constantly. I have only…
... tend to memorize with flash cards, but basically valid/invalid argument forms, premise ... -
LR Total (across 2 sections) timed score: -16. BR score: -2. How to bridge this gap?Hey all, So i've been slugging away for LR for sometime. I've done all LR sections from 25-50 (mixture of drills, timed sections, etc.) I've go…
... possible that you are simply moving too fast or have bad ... think about things before quickly picking an answer and moving on. Remember that ... speed comes from knowledge and habits...not from moving ... -
Rare argument form: the "Tether" assumptionHey everyone, Across my studies, one thing that I have tried to do with LR is to look at arguments as repetitions of older forms of arguments. Tryi…
I've been focusing on NA lately, my weakness. In ... assumption? That would made the argument valid. And a necessary assumption ... continue to look for rare argument forms during my studies. I love ... -
PT84 BR Sessions with J.Y. - LR Sections OnlyHey 7Sagers, I'm leading BR calls for PT 84 (June 2018 LSAT). There will be four sessions total. Two for S2.LR and two for S3.LR. All sessions…
... between the point of the argument and the support for that ... lock on to the point of the argument and stay focused on this ... word you read. Use subvocalization (moving your lips silently) as you ... .2.18 - MC (Complete the Argument) — “The Golden Rule” — A good ... -
Advice on a study plan post curriculum?I took my first PT after the curriculum -- my score was one point less than my diagnostic score, and my BR was the same as my BR for my diagnostic. N…
... doing this, you can focus on the fundamentals more, rather ... natural once you hone in on the fundamentals anyways, so ... , knowing as many flawed argument structures as possible will help ... those fundamentals down, and then moving on to drilling full sections both ... -
"Freebie" QuestionsI tend to finish my LR sections in 24-29 min. However, I average -8 on an LR section and -3 BR. I think I'm spending my leftover time wrong, but I'd …
... been some projection on my part :)
On the easy ones ... that and be more aggressive... moving on after finding any AC you ... get to -6, before you get to -4, before you get to ... than the preceding.
On returning to harder questions, I ... -
Basic Diagram QuestionCan you solve this or is this invalid A - (some) - B B - (all) - c
This is a valid argument form because the ... all the valid and invalid argument forms and the "rules" that ... it helpful.
(Note: on this list, your question pertains ...
**The VALID Forms (100% Certainty)**
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switching from powerscore to 7sage & taking november lsathi all! I have been self studying using the entire powerscore bibles since middle of may & originally planning on taking september test. started feel…
... PT-ing. Depending on where you are scoring on your PT and ... in the curriculum builds up on one another. At the very ... skip the grammar and early argument forms in the curriculum because it ... 't need to brush up on but they are tremendously helpful ... -
Struggle with LRHello all! Hope your studying is going well. Mine is a perpetual struggle filled with endless disappointment. In spite of that, I am determined to ch…
... not to be too hard on yourself. That's a fantastic ... actually lay eyes on how the argument form appears on the LSAT will ... easily eliminate wrong answer choices on questions as well because you ... if you have the valid argument forms memorized and are good at ... -
Logic Game anxiety during LSAT?Hi all! The LG game section has always been my best one during PTs and I always get max 1-2 wrong. However, during my actual recent LSAT for some …
... much or at all) before writing anything down, (2 ... /> 2) Learning to move on when things go bad. If ... maintained -2 avg by moving on and fixing them in ... myself up for failure on proceeding games. If games ... some space form game 4 before returning.
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PMOR HelpHey all, quick question for everyone in here: has anyone come across a set of 'rules' like we have for parallel flaw. In paralllel flaw we have the 1…
... of all the common valid argument forms in the CC as well ... . I never wrote anything down on computer. Hahahaha. I also believe ... -
My decent strategy for RCI always see posts about timing for RC for people who have completed the CC and have decent fundamentals, but are having trouble going faster. Althou…
... see how my understanding changed before moving onto the question, and I ... chose to focus my review on a specific passage. I would ... not ideal (skipping and staying on a question), I now have ... -
contrapositivesHey guys, i have a pretty simple question. How would you read the contrapositive of this chain: A Some B---> C? Thanks! :)
... as invalid argument forms. It's always good to brush up on the ... fundamentals. I actually plan on reviewing advanced bi-conditionals and ...
