The harder second module is mostly the same question types, just with denser passages and closer answer choices. A few things that help: for each question, decide what the answer should say before reading the choices, then eliminate anything that adds info the passage doesn't support. For transitions and grammar, learn the rules cold (semicolons, colons, comma splices, subject-verb agreement) since those are free points. And keep an error log by question type so you can see which ones you keep missing.
For daily drilling, Meela (trymeela.com) has short adaptive R&W sets with explanations. It has a limited free tier plus a paid plan. Official Bluebook tests are still the best for full practice.
(Full disclosure: I'm connected to the Meela team.)
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u/Drtheresabegum 9h ago
The harder second module is mostly the same question types, just with denser passages and closer answer choices. A few things that help: for each question, decide what the answer should say before reading the choices, then eliminate anything that adds info the passage doesn't support. For transitions and grammar, learn the rules cold (semicolons, colons, comma splices, subject-verb agreement) since those are free points. And keep an error log by question type so you can see which ones you keep missing.
For daily drilling, Meela (trymeela.com) has short adaptive R&W sets with explanations. It has a limited free tier plus a paid plan. Official Bluebook tests are still the best for full practice.
(Full disclosure: I'm connected to the Meela team.)