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Three Questions to Ask for Every LR Argument (Ep. 585)
Sam and Erik suggest three questions to ask yourself every time you read an argument in LSAT Logical Reasoning:
What is the author’s conclusion?
Why does the author think that they proved their conclusion?
Why might the author be wrong?
Read more on our website!
Email [email protected] with questions or comments.
Watch this episode on YouTube.
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Sam and Erik suggest three questions to ask yourself every time you read an argument in LSAT Logical Reasoning:
What is the author’s conclusion?
Why does the author think that they proved their conclusion?
Why might the author be wrong?
Read more on our website!
Email [email protected] with questions or comments.
Watch this episode on YouTube.
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