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Having learned to identify conclusions, you now need to master the other half of argument structure: premises and evidence. Premises are the reasons an author offers to support their conclusion. On the LNAT, you will frequently be asked which statements support the author's argument, what evidence is provided, and whether the evidence is sufficient.
Just as conclusions have indicator words, premises are often signalled by specific words and phrases:
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