On Writing is a great recommendation. It’s such a good read.

That is a fantastic article. I think I’m going to send it to some of my students.

The LSAT Trainer is a great resource. Start there. But do not rush through the material. You can’t cram for this test; take it slowly and ensure that you understand every lesson taught to you in the book.

Once you’ve mastered the material in The LSAT Trainer, it’s time to take timed PrepTests. You can find the tests for cheap on Amazon (something like $20 for a volume of 10 tests). On…Read More

Learning to make inferences takes time, but you absolutely can develop the ability! Clearly, you are capable of solving the games; it just takes time. Great! That’s something you can work with. I recommend that you do the following:

• Take a game section (preferably an easier one at first) and work through it. Take as long as you need!
• Once you’ve solved the games, review. At this…

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Learning to make inferences takes time, but you absolutely can develop the ability! Clearly, you are capable of solving the games; it just takes time. Great! That’s something you can work with. I recommend that you do the following:

• Take a game section (preferably an easier one at first) and work through it. Take as long as you need!
• Once you’ve solved the games, review. At this…

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Should I finish the sections within the 35 minutes even if I have to guess on the ones I can’t finish and then just go back and review the ones I wasn’t sure untimed before I check the answers

Yes. It may be that you are taking a long time in part because you can. So force yourself to work under timed constraints. The best way to do this is with a full timed PrepTest. Once a section is d…Read More

7Sage has a very good video explaining the game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tFjDt0xMRQ

For example say: If I went out, then I went to the movies.

Is the negation: If I went out, I didn’t go to the movies?

This negation goes a bit too far. A better statement is “If I went out, then I may or may not have gone to the movies.”

By negating a conditional statement, we don’t jump to the polar opposite. We simply rewrite the statement in such a way that the antecedent no long…Read More