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Throwing a Pity Party, everyone is invited, plus ones are welcomeNot sure what I'm looking for here...Probably pity points if I'm being honest with myself. Just a heads-up, this is a long one. I know writing can so…
... day. Scoring perfect very often. For some reason my reading comp has ... this autopilot mode is the result of some intuited conditioning or ... issues. The argument above is most vulnerable to which of ... necessarily studying smarter. What is the main point of the ... -
How often is a "most" statement wrong in a Necessary Assumption Q?In trying to gain speed I've found myself quickly eliminating "most" statements in NA questions, but I'm wondering how accurate this can be. By negat…
... . By negating a most statement, "some" always leaves open the possibility ... exceptional case, therefore, the answer is not necessary am I right? -
Does "some" typically indicate an incorrect answer choice?Hey everyone. I just finished the Strengthening Questions section in the CC and have a burning question: how often does "some" indicate an incorrect …
... question: how often does "some" indicate an incorrect answer choice? Is it a ... .e. "Whenever y'all see 'some', it ain't right.")? -
"Typically" and "often"Hi everyone, I have a question about seeing the word typically, and I know that I have specifically seen this word in LR questions and I'm wondering…
... this mean most, many, or some other amount? I am leaning ... correct. Additionally, if the word "often" is used in the same way ... -
is "some not" the same as "not all?"If some are not X, does this category mean 0-99%? The logical opposite of "all" is "not all" which clearly means 0-99%, but does this mean the same t…
If some are not X, does this category mean 0-99%? The logical opposite of "all" is "not all" which clearly means 0-99%, but does this mean the same thing logically as "some are not?" Thanks!!! -
Lawgic interpretation of OFTENHow ought we interpret 'often' in lawgic? Colloquially, 'often' might be invoked to 'a majority of the times' but it seems to me more analogous t…
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Colloquially, 'often' might be invoked to 'a ... me that 'often' implies that there is a some intersection in the ... ' does. Just like 'many', often is subjective to the expected frequency ... But of course, my opinion is irrelevant... what have the ... -
Attacking the premise is right?Hey y'all It's rare for an answer to attack the premise and be right, but how rare is it after PT75. On question 75.3.13: https://7sage.com/lsa…
... be right, but how rare is it after PT75.
often is it seen in the rest ... the prep tests? If it is often, how did you guys adjust ... /> -Moreover, if y'all have some drills to be more consistent ... -
'Up to 7 hours'... is the test actually this long?I understand that the test is of course not actually 7 hours, but my admission ticket says that it can take up to 7 hours... what does this mean? Is …
I understand that the test is of course not actually 7 ... hours... what does this mean? Is there an additional 3 or ... test-takers? My concern is if there is some long process at the ... -
49.4.8 One good clueI don't understand how A casts doubt on the reliability of the method. In my mind, you have to make a ton of dubious assumptions to get it to work. …
... this. Second, the word "often" is extremely weak/vague. You have ... to assume that "often" would cast doubt on the ... but isn't "often" just a synonym for "some?" Lastly, and probably ... the most dubious assumption is that ... -
RC Lessons Learned, please do shareDear all, LSAT has become my new drug now. And what JY had said, RC has become especially addictive. As such, I am more desperate to score high o…
... believe that every passage is a carefully designed maze and ... to pt 4). Often times, there is some logical relationship, like the ...
7) Answering. If it is a easier question and you ... sophisticated that the writer is. And often times, these writings are ... -
PT49.S2.Q11- "Cholesterol, which is a known factor..."Hey All, So I have an issue regarding this question and would love some input. P1: Cholesterol is a known factor in coronary heart disease and…
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P1: Cholesterol is a known ... that? That food plays some sort of role in obesity ... plays **some sort of role**. Maybe that role is that high ... cholesterol is what is bad. It just says cholesterol in general is some sort ... -
PS with Intellectual ThemeI was told by a former professor that the best personal statements he's seen for graduate schools often have some intellectual theme that is cited in…
... for graduate schools often have some intellectual theme that is cited in the ... writing. For instance, having some ... my personal statement.
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What does "Often" mean on the LSAT I have encountered certain questions where often means "Some". I had made a note about it until I came across PT37 S2 Q18 where in answer choice C …
... have encountered certain questions where often means "Some". I had made a ... in answer choice C says " often sacrificed" and it was eliminated ... because it said often based on one example. < ... with how to deal with "Often"
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"Some not...." "Not all"I'm looking at the question stimulus and one of the wrong answers and wondering if these two mean exactly the same thing: "**Not all** skilled ar…
... artists are famous"
"**Some** skilled artists are **not** famous ... /> and that Some (1-100) but since it is Some.._not_ (subtracting from ... -
The Sufficient/Necessary Flaw: an approach to maximize pointsHey everyone, This post is intended to be an overview of how the sufficient/necessary flaw appears on the LSAT and how we can develop a system of att…
... that there is some debate whether this question is really a ... At this juncture, with some back of the envelope ... br /> Quite often with sufficient/necessary flaws, our author is going to ... answer choices, because quite often the heavily referential phrasing ... -
Why is this statement wrong?I am rereading PS Bible for MSS/MBT and encountered this statement (FYI; I am using 2017 edition; page 122) The statement is "many people have som…
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The statement is "many people have some type of security system ... PS classifies this reverse statement "some people have many type of ... the sense that the statement is wrong; but I am ... />
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Conditional Logic, valid & invalid argumentsEven though conditional logic seemed easy when I went through the CC, it continues to trip me up on harder questions, so I'm reviewing some basics: …
... So A some B->C, therefore A some C is valid. ... anything from 2 some SOME statements:
A some B some C, therefore ... the LSAT that are often counterintuitive. **Some** is the trickiest one because ... is the same as some; it is not MOST. **Few** means some ... -
Struggling with two parts of RCHello! I'm in the home stretch of studying and looking on how I perform on RC sections, the only questions I continue to get wrong are the Main Point…
... , I often get down to 2 AC's but there is some nuance ... to narrow it down but often choose the wrong one. Same ... />
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PT33.S1.Q18-- the use of space-based satellites PART 2#help So here was my reasoning for this question, but I still couldn't quite fully understand why A is right and C and E are wrong: A-- right bec…
... means "most" (according to some tutors I have read/talked ... up being right. Anyone have some better insight here?
... " ignorance of something), #2-- "often" is too strong (**_but_** not sure ... this reasoning either because "often" only connotes frequency and ... -
Scored higher on Oct LSAT (173) than on any of my PTs - thanks, 7Sage tutor Chris!Long time lurker, first time poster. Here to tell you all to dream big. TLDR: Scored 173 on the Oct LSAT, which is the highest I have EVER scored.…
... signed up for 7Sage. Some people are able to ... mentally and burn off some steam. I'll do ... studying -- my favorite channel is Fightmaster Yoga (RIP Lesley ... thing he tells me often is that we need to ... even considered cancelling. This is normal! Sometimes the best ... -
Can all "Group 1" logical indicators be negated to "some not"Hello everyone! I'm still going through the CC and reached the section about "Some and Most Relationships." I understand that the negation of "all" i…
... that the negation of "all" is "some not."
"All A ... : A→B
Negation: A←some→/B
This might ... : A→B
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getting exhaustedSo when I practice logical reasoning, I complete 100 sets of same question type, then I do 100 more few days later. I try to do 50 in one day & anoth…
... think the definition of burnout is when you can no longer ... , and often require some retooling. But as Einstein said, "insanity is doing the ... -
Need Advice/Wisdom/Help on Necessary & Flaw Question TypesHello, So basically I have been studying for close to a year now and I am preparing to take the exam one last time. My February LSAT score was a 16…
... strive to do it as often as possible. Sometimes I ... what the answer choice is and that helps me ... did not assume (this is with regards to necessary question ... wasting my time unless there is some serious LAWGIC that my ... time writing stuff down is just out of the ... -
PT 20 / Section 1 / Question 9If AC "C" only said "children tend to have more acute tastes: therefore, they zero in on foods with the most distinctive tastes" I would have seen it…
... after eating a meal will often develop a dislike for the ... aversions to some foods. First question I immediately ask is: What is it ... that kids become sick more often is almost like a necessary assumption ... that kids get sick more often is to block such an attack ... -
Another gap year?Hi all, I have been seriously studying for the LSAT since about the beginning of July. I joined 7Sage pretty late, at around the beginning of Aug…
... schedules much earlier than some transfer students are able ... target school, there can often be an overlap and it ... to fit in for some of the firms interviewing ... big law then there is some grey area you have ... a major gap, but some schools are working to address ... -
Negation of "few"I couldn't find where JY discusses this topic. Is the negation of "few," none and most? For example, Statement A: Few dogs are evil Negation…
... /> Because few is "Some AND /Most", the negation of few is "none OR ... of "Few dogs are evil" is "either no dogs are evil ... on the "some" component of "few", and more often focus on the ... "not most" component. Consequently, the negation is ... -
The "Some People Say" Principle [title has been changed!]I have been studying logical reasoning stimuli that include a sentence about what someone OTHER than the author says, usually near the start of the p…
... LSAT stimuli. No matter how often the "some people say" phenomenon occurs ... agree that the word "rule" is too strong for this observation ... t disagree. If a "some people say" statement is, in fact, the ... observed so far), then it is (a) unusually easy to identify ... -
need help with negating sentences for necessary assumptionHello everyone, I seem to be having some issues with negating sentences, some things are very obvious, but others are not. for example 1)The Fine…
... you that our intuitions are often fallible, and saying "it makes ... is that LSAT courses don't teach predicate logic, so students often ... . The negation of this is: Some dog is such that it's sick ... /> Recall that not all is equivalent to some not. So "not every ... -
Redoing old lsats helpHey guys I have done the PT in 60's last year studying for October and December. But now studying again for September I did my first lsat in the 60'…
... remember some answers.
I found that I often remember ... that gets mentioned quite often is that you don't ... are inflated. What matters is whether you have a ... as well - because some of the questions will ... BR score. Shaving off some time will ideally leave ... -
PT Review MethodSo as some of you may know from my previous post, I've started taking full-timed PT's. Typically, when I drilled sections of the LSAT, I'd use th…
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But apparently, every so often, I do in fact miss ... me to identify that there is some logical pattern I'm not ... little misguided. BR definitely is invaluable and is necessary in order to ... feel like a combination approach is warranted because I'm ...
