Agree-Disagree | LSAT Logical Reasoning

Agree/Disagree questions in Logical Reasoning ask you to identify the answer that both speakers address. This lesson covers important differences in the task set forth in the question stem and the common trap answers to look out for.

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[svetlanahovhannisyan]

can you post some videos on games:) i love your explanations

[chingizakhundzade]

I cant do lr questions can you show how I can deal with questions I’m good at flaws however I’m bad at assuptions and strengthen weaken questions can you give instructions how I can improve my accuracy in assuption and strengthen and weaken questions

[bassstudentlife]

I'm a little confused. In one video, you guys had paradox under the 'assumption and inference' family. Which one is it?

[abandonallhope.]

I was stuck between B and D for the first Agree/Disagree question...how do you differentiate between the two choices? I think your explanation was stating that D was incorrect because it has a prescriptive element, the "ought, " but how does that make it incorrect? Aren't Antonio and Marla aren't making a recommendation about moderation?