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How do you identify Identify the premises and conclusion of an argument?

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Premises are usually the facts, assumptions or the statements made explicitly or implicitly by the author in the essay. These can be easily identified as they are the directly given in the paragraph.
Whereas, a conclusion of an argument is the prescription or ratiocination or the ending point made from the premises in the essay.

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