The reasoning can be analyzed in its structure. From the formal point of view , reasoning has only two components or elements: premises and conclusion. In general logic
speaks of "the premises", but an argument can have a single premise.
course, the conclusion in an argument is always one.
From an informal, one can see that the reasoning set in natural languages \u200b\u200bcontain certain expressions that play a role in them.
This is what some call " derivative expressions" or "expressions indicating" meaning point to the role of some propositions in the argument.
For example, if we are saying something, "citing a number of reasons, and then say" so what you say is not true, "the phrase" therefore "is a derivative, known as" prompt conclusion . "
A typical indicator is premises "because" after the conclusion stated.
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