Multiple Choice
If we assume the modern view of existential import, why is the syllogism EII-4 invalid?
A) undistributed middle
B) illicit major or minor term
C) two negative premises
D) negative premise with affirmative conclusion, or negative conclusion with no negative premise
E) universal premises with particular conclusion
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