Free LSAT Prep Hour: In and Out Grouping

[@angelamccormick8994]

I love your style of teaching. I wish you were doing a class now! Allison is my favorite LSAT instructor.....

[@manhattanpreplsat9493]

We think Allison's pretty awesome too 😄 You can always take the first session of a course for free so you can get to know the teacher and their teaching style before signing up. Check out upcoming classes with the rets of our wonderful Instructor team here: www.manhattanprep.com/lsat/classes/free

[@maggiemargaret8760]

FYI: You are a great teacher; your voice is very easy to understand and your explanations make sense. I am an older student using these online classes to determine if I am going to go ahead with incurring the expense for the "real test". I have taken a practice test and scored 130 but I don't understand these "games."

[@jackalope101]

This helped a lot! One of my biggest problems is "over inferring". I'm realizing it slows me down and clutters my diagram with too many inferences that I could just mentally note. Thanks for this strategy.

[@manhattanpreplsat9493]

You're so welcome!

[@RaChElLoKa10]

thank you so much!!! very useful as always. You guys are excellent.

[@manhattanpreplsat9493]

Thank you so much!

[@r.p.8906]

oh, Natalie cought this as well. 🙂 I finally understood the In and Out. Thank you so much!

[@dt.3484]

Is there a typo in Q12 is the question stem could NOT be true? Kindly clarify thanks

[@roseb2105]

the strategy for question 12 seems to just tell me how to take this type of question but doesn not help me with how to solve and asses my progress as solving such questions in life ( that dont have answer choices)

[@r.p.8906]

10:00 min

[@manhattanpreplsat9493]

Hi there! Is there a particular question we can help clarify?

[@bulletprooftiger1879]

No explanations for 15 and 16. Never thought I could get ripped off on something that’s free. (e: it’s easy to figure out but not committing to all the questions of this game makes this video seem motivated by marketing instead of both charity and marketing).

[@r.p.8906]

at 19:00 min, if G is in, H and I are in, but you drew: if G is in, H and I are out. This seems to be a simple mistake of writing because you are saying in, but directed the arrows towards the OUT column. Makes me think that on test day, any one of us could make such a simple mistake :(