First, a restatement of an argument should eliminate or shorten unnecessary terms, to make the argument more comprehensible. The other common form of a deductive argument, a conditional, expresses that same reasoning in a different way. Mandia was in class. Therefore, he received instructions for writing the essay. But the third term is actually there.
All good tests get good grades.
Jerzy's are good tests. Therefore, Jerzy gets a good grade. If good tests, then good grades. Therefore, good grade. These two arguments reach the same conclusion, and their minor premises are similar, but their major premises appear to be rather different.