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Hey, Well its really tough to say .... especially if you did not full proof. I was once under the boat in which that I thought you didn't need to fullproof to excel in LG - but that is just falling to the traps of the test makers (LOL game makers #…
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I second the paper version for RC and LG... but for LR its okay!
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Thanks ..... I totally agree with you on approach. I just feel sometimes they get to me LOL, especially if I miss a word which is indicator and you're like crap you got the question wrong because of that.... Anywho - super appreciated!
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I do not think I have ever come across a question where the structure, their method of reasoning has ever been not the same. I think what I should also state here is that trying to see & find patterns in the LSAT is probably one of the toughest …
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@rsoogoor - I live in the toronto area and writing the january exam... DM and we can form a group. @"kimia.mdi" - in the toronto area - DM
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Thanks for the advice... basically scan a few lines before and after? right? and see how that ties into the MP?
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As always David - you da best
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thanks ... how do you hold yourself accountable if i may ask?
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thanks for the video!!!!!!!!!!!
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reading it right now and definitely would recommend it
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LG is probably the only section in LSAT where you will see a linear improvement. Meaning that with the hours you put in = should be approximate to the increase you see. Questions to ask yourself: - How many hrs are you putting in everyday on LG? …
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Amazing session yesterday @Sami - much appreciated you took out the time to teach us your jedi mastery of LR.
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Hey, In Toronto - goal is 170+ .... lets make a group... DM me!
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@"Alan Cheuk" Having a few issues with timing: 1) Trying to take a timed section and it gives me only 34:30 secs, instead of 35 mins. 2) Is there a way to do a problem set untimed for drilling purposes... Thanks in advance!
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@"David.Busis" - will something like this come out for Canadian law schools?
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@Sami - shes definitely an LSAT MVP!! I hope I can be at these sessions!
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i am in toronto... and planning on writing in november as well!
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@fycw2068 - Can you post a pic of the stylus they gave?
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been dying for this!
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Greatest response I have ever gotten... I really appreciate it. I totally agree - with the more practice I get on timed sections the more my flow & plan will come through. How did you start off? Did you get like 14 questions right and then mov…
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Listen to David's advice... trust me he's a gem!
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Interesting .... Is there certain LR cookie cutter structures (just like LG) strategies anyone uses for LR?
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Sent a message to everyone.
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sounds awesome everyone - will create a group and do a message and see if things can work out . looking forward to this.
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@ncarball Hey, Just wanted to ask you a follow up question: how are you able to do the "easy" LG so quickly? For me, reading the rules + digesting the game boards + making inferences I am feel takes me 3-5 mins (at the most). Doing the questions t…
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Hey, Thanks for the response. I would say I have an issue of crossing out the right AC as if it was the wrong one. Most of the time - it's b/c I misread something and when I come back to watch JY's videos I feel so stupid for making that mistake. …
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Hey, I am in your boat right now - but I will tell you what has helped me: 1) working on your foundations: at least 4 questions in a passage are usually structural/functional (main point, purpose of paragraph, line reference question in which an a…
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Hey, Just read this and I feel it applies to me a lot. I work 20 + hours a week teaching and then doing a full time masters + married LOL, so yeah... Here are my thoughts as a teacher who specializes in curriculum designing: 1) I think the LSAT …
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