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"incorrect negate" where did you get that term from? just curious since a negation is a negation, so by saying incorrect negate seems like it is saying it is not a correct negation if it is not an apple then it is not a fruit would be a wrong negati…
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"not all apples are fruits" would be the negation to above (or "it is not the case that all apples are fruit")
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negating is saying it is not the case so "If it is a dog, I like it" negated is "If it is a dog I may not like it" or "It is not the case that if it is a dog then I like it" Contrapositive would be "If I do not like it, then it is not a dog" so it…
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any extra sources (books/drilling material) can always help understand approaches and that with different views, everyone learns differently so its hard to say what would work better for you
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ummmmmmmmmmm SLEEP! but not during the day! don't try to get sleep in throughout bc that will mess with your night sleep. You want to be consistent otherwise you'll never get ur 7-8 hrs a night. Also even if you really enjoy studying and learning yo…
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obvi kidding :P very thorough
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way to try and show everyone up @emli1000 *eye roll* :P
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You aren't attacking the conclusion or premise, you want to attack the support (give reason why the premise doesnt support conclusion. This is a weaken except so you are looking for one that doesnt weaken (stengthen or neutral AC) To weaken you can …
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well yeah, that is what argument of analogy is. Party A is saying their conclusion based on an analogy but if its not analogous well then their argument doesnt matter, because the support (analogy) is unrelated to the situation being argued for/agai…
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yup, businesses like their money lol realistically though you are prob better off using manhattan forums for explanations
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^ agreed, you wanna save the later material for full PT's or timed sections
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The the fact that you broke into the 170's means you have the fundamentals down a decent amount (dont ignore them obvi, one can always get better) Now you just want to keep drilling, both untimed by type and timed sections IMO along with 1 or 2 full…
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I woke up at 7 to leave my house at 8, as it got closer I started waking up at 5ish to study a bit and on some days workout with a little studying, eventually it becomes easier bc you are used to it... I still wake up at 5am every day to workout, an…
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also dont expect messing with your sleep schedule to instantly work out, you very well may be tired from going to sleep early and waking up early as its abnormal for your body... just a thought to keep in mind
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soooo yes, Social life is barely existent while working FT and trying to properly study unfortunately... When your time is so restricted you want to make sure you use the time you do have in order to prep. If you are too tired from work try getting …
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Im not sure how you are BR but try going more in depth than you are (ie. write out next to each AC why it is wrong (or right if it is TCR) to fully grasp it) I would also look into Cambridge most difficult packets. Although Im sure you dont wanna go…
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You're thinking a bit much into this, it may seem as though there is almost no time until the June test but there is plenty! Just keep going at it, get your LG down and fit in what you can. Once you have a good foundation on everything jump on into …
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I would check out different prep company's websites, some of them tend to have some practice proctored tests depending on the area, I would think there's some over there, but dont personally know of any
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what they said^^
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you want to just keep at it and find the best notations and markings that will represent themselves to you. might take some time and experimenting but you just gotta keep working. and confidence is huge, dont doubt yourself too much
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@emli1000 I would agree 60+ I would say are the more recent but 38+ are tests that you would keep to actually PT but it depends on what you are talking about. The last few weeks you want upper 60's and 70's but 50's are still plenty recent, just not…
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I just went down the curriculum and printed out the lessons and completed them. I didnt really organize them but a binder with tabs for sections/question types would probably work pretty well. with 7sage you can also star certain lessons you had tro…
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as @"joegotbored-1" said, its just the LSAC calculated GPA that is taken into account, the schools you apply to can see your transcripts and see the breakdown of everything but the only thing that matters in admissions decisions and such is that LS…
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You def want to make sure you BR when you PT. As for the problem sets as you go it is a great practice to get into but it wont really hurt that you didn't do it. As long as you made sure to seriously review any questions you got wrong. From now on I…
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Don't know too much about LSAC account expiration but worse case scenario I would say register and then delay to September test later on, not sure if the potential hassle(if there is one) is worth the $84 but its an option
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Great response, to piggy back, logic indicators are very common words and tell us what is going on, and there are probably wayyyyyy more questions you can diagram for than you should but it does take time to sparse out what represents what when the …
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I feel like there might be a way that just isnt well-known but idk
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yeah of course... only thing different from what I do is a clean copy but I generally go over everything so this just makes sure they don't skip a question, I see nothing wrong with it
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as stated, I would go over the lessons you are having trouble with, I would also think about supplementing with Manhattan LR maybe, might help really get LR types down along with JY's vid's. Along with drilling a bunchhhhhh of Cambridge questions as…
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ahh good point @emli1000 that should totally be a thing *cough* *cough* @"Alan Cheuk"