Practicing lg Forum

[mistd]

I need to practice a lot to solve all four games in 35 mins but I don't want to buy PTs just to use one section and I can't take a timed test when I know what one section will be like. Should I practice the ones I already did but gave me trouble over and over again? Are there any other ways to practice LG?

[Aasterinian]

Should I practice the ones I already did but gave me trouble over and over again?

You should do this no matter what. After every full PT, redo each game until you can finish it within ~6-8 minutes (depending on what score you're aiming for). Then come back to them 2-3 weeks later and make sure you can do the same thing again. In addition to the full PTs, you can also buy bundles of individual games that are grouped by type (LinkRemoved) and drill with them. Whether or not this is the best strategy for you depends on how good your memory is. Mine is absolutely awful, so I never felt like I was giving myself an unfair advantage if I drilled a game and then saw it later on in a full PT (so long as two or three weeks had past).

[x2ahvaewrkisa2n]

I need to practice a lot to solve all four games in 35 mins but I don't want to buy PTs just to use one section and I can't take a timed test when I know what one section will be like. Should I practice the ones I already did but gave me trouble over and over again? Are there any other ways to practice LG?

Definitely redo the ones you struggled with. Multiple times. I would suggest redoing ones you do relatively well on as well. In studying for June I did some LG's as many as 3-4 times, until I hit -0 on each one. Games is a section you can really nail down with sufficient practice.

[magickware]

http://www.cambridgelsat.com/bookstore/ ... lications/

That company sells all LSAT materials, and also has them bundled up into various question types for each section.