A misunderstanding of conditional statements is the most common source of error on the LSAT. Conditional statements are at the heart of logical reasoning. They’re also at the heart of how human beings make arguments in regular, day-to-day discussions. Here are some examples of conditional statements at work in daily life:

This guide will help you to get to grips with conditional statements and how they may appear in the Logical Reasoning section of the LSAT.

You'll learn to identify different types of conditional statements, understand their logical structure, and determine the difference between a sufficient condition and a necessary condition. By the end, you'll be equipped to confidently tackle conditional reasoning questions on the LSAT.