Multiple Choice
If we are solving an enthymeme and the conclusion is an I proposition, then according to the modern view of existential import, the premises:
A) can be any propositions
B) must be an I proposition and an A proposition
C) must both be A propositions
D) must both be I propositions
E) must be an I proposition and an O proposition
Correct Answer:

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