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And the actual offer was more than that! What the hell does that even mean?????? I thought I knew English , but I've never met anyone who says that. It turns out that LSAT has a special way of speaking- in a deliberately confusing way. A way that involves the whimsical words people don't use in everyday speech. And sometimes , LSAT uses words that you think you know , but twists them to mean something different than in everyday life!!! Back when I was studying at LSAT , it happened to me ALL. Teh. It's time! Even when I thought I understood the concepts that were being tested , the questions were complex because understanding the language itself was difficult. Sometimes I could get the right answer through the elimination process , but I couldn't understand what the question was actually saying because the language was so confusing!!! So , in order to solve this problem ... I locked myself in the room for three weeks in a row and didn't come out until I memorized the entire legal dictionary. .... Just kidding! Although I'd be lying if I said I didn't think so. Instead , I saved myself a lot of time and stress by learning to use context keys and general language knowledge to figure out the definitions of WITHOUT chaining myself to a dictionary. And I would like to share my method with you: I created LSAT Vocabulary Builder to help you master LSAT vocabulary. It contains the most important words you need to know. Think of it as a guide that guides you through the confusing language you encounter.... but without forcing you to memorize hundreds and hundreds of words. Just think about how we learn the math: doing a bunch of examples only works if you already know the basics. LSAT contains tons of high-level vocabulary words people don't use in everyday speech , but every given dictionary word only comes rarely. This means that learning 500 or 1 ,000 dictionary words is a waste of time , even if you could remember them all. The good news is that you don't need to make flash cards to understand the meaning of random words such as avoiding. A word like that can only come on LSAT every 10-20 years. But how do you deal with these kinds of words , especially if you are not native English? You look at the context of the words-you see how it is used and you look for clues from other words in that sentence (and others) . It's actually better than looking for a dictionary definition at the moment. (If you hear the definition first , you prevent yourself from developing important words in context. question , you can check the definition.) So this book doesn't list 500 or 1000 difficult (and somewhat random) vocabulary words that sometimes appear on LSAT. It's something much more useful than that! This is a comprehensive guide to the important words of the LSAT indicator to show on the test. These are words that are repeated , consistent , and refer to the logic of the exam itself. I also share words that don't mean what you think they do on LSAT. As consistent , for example. The dictionary tells us that its basic definition of a regular happening , reliable character. (It's actually like I used it only 4 lines above!) But , on LSAT , something consistent is simple if it can be true. These definitions are nothing of the sort! At LSAT , I love pizza consistent with the LSAT dictionary confuses me-because these statements may be true-they don't contradict each other. Wtf??!??!!??!! And there are a lot of words like that on LSAT! 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