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Explain premises ans conclusion find out easy way
explain premises ans conclusion find out easy way
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Example : The FDA should stop all cigarette sales immediately. After all, cigarette smoking is the leading preventable cause of death. Solution: The FDA should stop all cigarette sales immediately. In this example the conclusion is a recommendation given by the author.
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Strategy to identify the conclusion: Answer the question: What is the author trying to prove? Conclusion is often preceded by words showing opinion, judgment ,prediction or conclusion like conclude that, contend that, believe that, hypothesize that, clearly. Such wording allows you to identify the conclusion in no time. At times, the conclusion is the recommendation given by the author. For example: Company XYZ has suffered huge losses this quarter; therefore they should do a thorough analysis of their strategies. There are certain conjunctions which help us in identifying the conclusion, which normally occurs after such words. These are: therefore, thus, consequently, hence, so, which means that, it follows that, etc.
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Example 2: The dreamer rejected the ordinary. Jay invited the ordinary. Jay is no dreamer. Solution: Jay is no dreamer. It is clear from the given facts that this is the conclusion. Example 3: Now human law is framed for a multitude of human beings. The majority of human beings are not perfect in virtue. Therefore human laws do not forbid all vices. Solution: Human laws do not forbid all vices. We get a clear hint from the use of therefore. Example 4: Every Law is an evil, for every law is an infraction of liberty. Solution: Every Law is an evil. If we think, what is the author trying to prove, we get the conclusion as the first part of the sentence and the reason is the second part of the sentence.