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@BinghamtonDave said: The way I see it, if I can explain the concepts of a game or an LR problem, or explain how the structure of and RC passage fits together to someone who has never studied for the exam, then I have a firm grasp on the fundamenta…
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@"The 180 Bro_OVO" said: And when I talk aloud to ensure I have a solid grasp of the concepts, he just rolls over and naps. lol I hope you know I almost choked on my coffee when I read this! I do that with my dogs too! but unlike your cat they …
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I don't know about all explanations at a single time, but Manhattan Forum has great LSAT explanations too. Also, you can search 7sage's discussion board as well. A lot of time a question you are having an issue with, chances are somebody at one poin…
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(X ---> Y) ---> Z is lawgically equivalent to: (/X or Y) --->Z this is equivalent to: /(/X or Y) or Z this can be simplified to: (X and /Y) or Z I don't think this can be simplified any further. This above statement {(X and /Y) or Z} …
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Congrats Tyler!
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Have you tried using 7sage's "study buddies" option? It lets you see and contact other 7sagers around you
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@sarahmelton6 said: He's interested in helping me and it's a nice way to spend time together I would say its okay to have your husband help. But I would not look at it as a way to spend time with him. I think that's where the danger lies. You are…
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@DByrne07 said: I'd like to shoot for anything above a 158... Is it feasible for the June test? So you have to at least make a 6 points jump from now till June. We have about 5 months, I am sure you can do it. Especially because I think its easier…
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@ljazayeri said: , does anyone know why we can't simply place both F&G in out group? We can but that's only one possibility. so our rule says when F out -->G out (in this case both F and G are out like you said) Now lets take the contra…
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I can imagine @danielznelson doing this on the other side of GotoMeeting ; ) http://i.imgur.com/uvou947.gif?noredirect
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My pleasure . and yes, it was subtle indeed! I recently made a similar error on a question in another PT. It wasn't exactly this but they switched the nouns slightly. They went from "Steve's friendship with Abella" in stimulus to "Steve's discuss…
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So the noun in answer choice "A" is "All descriptions of monstrous beast". But in our stimulus we only know about "Horror stories that describe a monstrous beast". So our stimulus tells us nothing about all descriptions of monstrous beasts that exis…
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I think the speed for this answer will come from knowing what's possible what inferences you can actually make and have to make when a sufficient condition triggers. The above statement actually can be put in a neat straight conditional chain inst…
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@brennan said: t seems to me that something like P Q would express the symmetry better I think thats fine as long as you understand the relationship. The trick is in conditional chains when you have multiple things linking with Q and others with …
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@jknauf said: My dude lol this comment takes the cake ; ) Congrats!!!!!!!!!! You totally deserved it, especially after a year of hardwork! And I am so happy you moved your target score to a 173 now : )
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@bswise2 said: The crux of my issue is that I didn't understand the definition of crop rotation and as I am rereading the passage again, I don't really see any clues that I overlooked that would have led me to the correct definition. I think what…
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@bswise2 said: The problem can be cured by crop rotation, denying the pathogens a suitable host for a period of time." Hey, So the reason answer choice "E" works is because if you are rotating crops and by doing so you are denying these pathog…
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@"Giant Panda" said: . @Sami I be happy to hear your take on this. Hey @"Giant Panda", This was really sweet of you and on any other PT apart from all of 70's and some later 60's I would be happy to give my input but I haven't done these tests …
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@SherryS1 said: I read this as...a statement (ie the context) is shown to be false by showing that it directly contradicts a second statement (Premise 2) that is taken to be true. The first part of answer choice "C" says the Statement (which refe…
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@"Not Ralph Nader" said: One of wishes is to be your classmate at Harvard haha lol You mean while you go to Harvard first, you hope I can be your classmate
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@"Not Ralph Nader" You already know how proud I am of you Congratulations! Hopefully we will always stay friends even through law school
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@jenny.bains said: Are there any strategies that you guys have found helpful?? I think any strategy that you might develop needs to adapt to where you are currently in your LSAT prep. There is no one set answer. Not only that, it really depends on…
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@Calgary77321 said: I am getting better and better at just seeing the answer by reading the questions. It's definitely fair to say you don't have to diagram if you can see the answer just by reading it. I know a lot of high scorers who have pra…
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@dantlee14 said: I'm going to take a wild guess that you're not a huge NBA fan lmao. Yeah. He is the only basketball player that came to my mind. I remember my cousin sister used to always talk about him P.S. I was trying to sound like I knew …
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@Walliums said: so if I'm doing the game again directly after watching the video I feel like I have memorized not only the inferences but the entire game (like I could just go down the line and pick all of the right answers). The point of doing t…
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So answer choice "D" is talking about a flaw that goes goes from probability in the premise to certainty in the conclusion. For answer choice "D" to be correct, we would need our stimulus to say something like- it's possible that new process will b…
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If you have trouble with any of the questions you can also check previous discussion boards and see if somebody asked a question about it, if not or if you still have a question, feel free to post it on the forums. : )
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@"JPAI_UBC" said: However, should I be doing this only after blind reviewing and grading the PT? Or should I begin the typing process when I blind review? So I write out my explanation during Blind Review for every question I circled while I did t…
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So actually you are asking a very good question: There are two types of NA answers: bridging and blocking. The bridging answer choices act more like SA answers because they are connecting a very necessary gap in the stimulus. So if there is a gap…