10 Skills you need for LSAT Logical Reasoning

[@GraemeBlake]

I should say that it took me a *while* to learn all the conditional forms. I really had to learn it the way I talk about in this video. I was actually doing LSAT phone support, people would ask about these conditional sentences I didn’t know, and I’d have to do the process I described above in real time. I’d say the biggest win on that list most people can work on quickly is quantity words, their negations, and viewing them as a range. The list is simple and quick to learn and with focus you can get the habit of seeing these words as ranges. Then negation comes naturally. Good luck everyone :)

[@Methodsbymarie]

I want to thank you for your free exam explanations, they have helped immensely, tutoring unfortunately breaks the bank! your time is much appreciated.

[@Lsathacks]

Great to hear!

[@aacts2219]

your site and this video are SUPER helpful. but even metter - concise. Thank you!

[@sophiec.365]

Thank you so much, feeling so out of my depth but this helps.

[@laurenvergel8418]

thank you!!

[@tarunrathi999]

I'm preparing for GMAT but this video is really helpful when it comes to CR on GMAT

[@Lsathacks]

Really glad to hear that! Hope the GMAT went well

[@Lsathacks]

Which skill from the list do you want to work on?

[@karlarivas5754]

paradox!!!

[@Lsathacks]

@@karlarivas5754 start with this question: why is this confusing? Seems simple but it’s often the first step to defining the paradox and thinking of how it could nonetheless be resolved

[@karlarivas5754]

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[@Lsathacks]

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