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Concerning exercise C from chapter 14, It seems to me that the argument 10. From previous exercise can also be considered as problematic when translated using “if then ” for the reasons explored in chapter 15, as it has “not-P or Q” among its premisses, and the conclusion is in the form “if P then Q”. Consider: Either Wordsworth didn’t write “The Lord of the Rings”, or he wasn’t a novelist. It isn’t the case that Wordsworth wasn’t a novelist and that he wrote at least one novel. So, if Wordsworth wrote “Lord of the Rings”, he wrote no novels.