True Arguments are only about statements, so when they are standardized, they should include only statements. Every argument must have a conclusion. True Arguments don't have a point unless they have a conclusion. It may be implicit, but there should be a conclusion.
Convergent arguments can have only two premises.
True Convergent arguments may have two or more premises, so it is true to say that they can have only two premises. Linked arguments must have only two premises. False Linked arguments may have two or more premises, so it is false to say that they must have only two. If a premise is true, then it is guaranteed to be acceptable. False A premise may be true without being known to be true.