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*Sometimes language is used only for the rhetorical purposes and to add to the impact of the conclusion. Much like indicators in syllogistic arguments can be prepositional phrases, ensure that the language used would work within an argument. To address the difference:
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*Sometimes language is used only for the rhetorical purposes and to add to the impact of the conclusion. Much like indicators in syllogistic arguments can be prepositional phrases, ensure that the language used would work within an argument. To address the difference: Look for special indicator words. Address the actual strength of the link between the premises and conclusion. “Some”, “couple”, “few” means “at least one”. To Evaluate Sound: Check for validity. If valid, check to ensure that all premises are true. Valid Arguments are determined by form. It must be: A=B B=C A=C If this form is deviated from, the form is invalid (true premises, false conclusion).