Argumentative Writing
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Definition
The LSAT’s separate, unscored 50-minute writing task: 15 minutes of prewriting analysis followed by 35 minutes to build an argument using the supplied perspectives.
Argumentative Writing in plain English
Use the prewriting period to organize the supplied perspectives, choose a position, and plan concessions. The final essay should show disciplined reasoning, not outside research or a predetermined political view.
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