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somethingelse55 wrote:My third take as well in December, I got 171 on October and LR was my main issue as well (-0 LG, -3 RC, -8 LR)

I'm going to do the entire (most of it, I'm on like problem 100ish) Cambridge "Difficult Questions" packet. The questions in that packet are IMO as tough as any you'll see on a modern PT. I also personally don't buy into the whole "newer PTs are way tougher" theory though, so I would even say drilling 1-38 would help for sure. It would help even if you do buy into that theory, just for the sake of practicing the question types.

If you don't already, I would make sure you're actively eliminating wrong answers based on specific words/phrases. Also make sure you completely understand the stimulus word for word and perhaps read it just a bit slower than you usually would. Third, pre-phrase what you think TCR could be as often as possible, but be flexible just in case they choose to go another route with TCR.

For all the assumption family Qs, its about understanding the reasoning. By reasoning, I mean the relationship between the conclusion of the argument and its premise(s). In other words, how the premise(s) support the conclusion. Then from there you'll want to pre-phrase based on what kind of question it is (necessary, flaw, etc).