Assertion: argument's form | /r/HasProperty | identical
Facets:
value: in all cases except those
type: OTHER
value: with plus
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Therefore, q Whenever we find an argument whose form is identical to one of these valid argument forms, we know that it must be a valid argument.
text: They are basic in the sense that they occur in everyday use, and that all other valid argument forms can be derived from these four forms: Whenever we find an argument whose form is identical to one of these valid argument forms, we know that it must be a valid argument.
text: He proposes a new form of addition, which he calls quus, which is identical with plus in all cases except those in which either of the numbers to be added is greater than 57, thus: