Words or phrases usually followed by premise(s):

Question 1

How many Words or phrases usually followed by premises:

Answer 1

7

Question 2

What are Words or phrases usually followed by premise(s)

Answer 2

1. given that
2. seeing that
3. for the reason that
4. owing to
5. as indicated by
6. after all
7. on the grounds that

Question 3

Given that

Answer 3

Premise

Question 4

Seeing that

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Premise

Question 5

for the reason that

Answer 5

premise

Question 6

owing to

Answer 6

premise

Question 7

as indicated by

Answer 7

premise

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after all

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premise

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on the grounds

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premise

Question 10

How many Words or phrases usually followed by the conclusion:

Answer 10

15

Question 11

What are Words or phrases usually followed by the conclusion:

Answer 11

1. consequently
2. therefore
3. as a result
4. so
5. clearly
6. it follows that
7. accordingly
8. we may conclude
9. it entails
10. hence
11. thus
12. we may infer that
13. it must be that
14. it implies that
15. that is why

Question 12

Consequently

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Conclusion

Question 13

Therefore

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Conclusion

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As a result

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Conclusion

Question 15

So

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Conclusion

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Clearly

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Conclusion

Question 17

It follows that

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Conclusion

Question 18

Accordingly

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Conclusion

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We may conclude

Answer 19

Conclusion

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It entails

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Conclusion

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Hence

Answer 21

Conclusion

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Thus

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Conclusion

Question 23

We may infer that

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Conclusion

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It must be that

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Conclusion

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It implies that

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Conclusion

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That is why

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Conclusion

Question 27

How many Words or phrases that are usually followed by premise(s) but contain the conclusion:

Answer 27

3

Question 28

What are Words or phrases that are usually followed by premise(s) but contain the conclusion:

Answer 28

1. for 2. since 3. because

Question 29

For

Answer 29

premise(s) but contain the conclusion:

Question 30

Since

Answer 30

premise(s) but contain the conclusion:

Question 31

Because

Answer 31

premise(s) but contain the conclusion:

Question 32

What words introduce context

Answer 32

Some people say. Could be like some managers believe or any other iteration.

Question 33

What words introduce a turn from context? How many of those words are their?

Answer 33

But, Although, However. Example: All Jedi are powerful. However, Tom, who is not a Jedi is powerful. Therefore, one does not have to be a Jedi to be powerful.

Question 34

But

Answer 34

Turn word from context to Argument.

Question 35

Although

Answer 35

Turn word from context to Argument.

Question 36

However

Answer 36

Turn word from context to Argument.