If you listen to the 7Sage Podcast, you may have heard my name mentioned in episode #67 - Vanessa (138 -> 169) was my student.

Performing under time conditions will come to you over time, but focus on getting the answers correct under untimed conditions (Blind review) and move forward from there. Eventually, everything will f

I am interested. Discord is cosanostra1997#6335

For Question #6, you're right. He doesn't agree with what D is saying...but look at what the question is asking us to do! It's an except question. We trying to find something that Aries

I think the question pertains to Preptest 1, Section 4, #6.

You can hear my story at length on 7Sage podcast #62 (https://classic.7sage.com/discussion/#/discussion/31292/7sage-podcast-episode-62-7sage-tutor-scott-168-to-180-lsat)

If you listen to the 7Sage Podcast, you may have heard my name mentioned in episode #67 - Vanessa (138 -> 169) was my student.

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For this one we want to support the conclusion "Therefore, it is advisable for businesses to implement [minor variations into its operating system software]."

trap as sticking a five star question in as #6 in LR. LSAC are very very good at knowing how our minds work and laying these traps well. If you encounter a miscellaneous game simply take a deep bre

important here but to me for instance form #6 is A → B, B → C, therefore, B some C. But it's valid. Also form #7, A →B, A some C, therefore, B some C. AND, form #8, A →B, A most C, therefore B s

This can be found under Some and Most Relationships (Valid Argument Form #6)