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"All" statements A statement about two groups and often start with the words "all" or "every". These statements tell you everything in the first group is also in the second group but not everything in the second group is in the first group. "All" statement example. All secret service officers are US government employees. Valid statement: Some Us Government employees are secret service officers Invalid statement: all government employees are secret service officers. "No" statements Master01 | October, 2024/2025 | Latest update 1 | P a g e | © copyright 2024/2025 | Grade A+ These statements indicate that one group is not part of another group. these statements may use the words "no" or "none" and allow you to conclude these groups have no common members. YOU CAN CONCLUDE THAT THE MEMBERS OF EITHER GROUP ARE NOT MEMBERS OF THE OTHER. "no" statement example no US Senators are under 30 years of age Valid conclusion: No one under the age of 30 is a US senator Invalid Conclusion: Some people under the age of 30 are US Senators. "Some" statements These statements refer to a group by using terms such as "some" "most" "a few" or another term that indicates a portion of a group. These statements about a portion of a group IMPLY NOTHING ABOUT THE REMAINING PORTION. do not jump to conclusion that you might make in a typical conversation speech Some statement example Master01 | October, 2024/2025 | Latest update 1 | P a g e | © copyright 2024/2025 | Grade A+ Many secret service officers are not from Alaska Valid conclusion: A few Secret service officers may or may not be from Alaska Invalid Conclusion: A few secret service officers are from Alaska " If-then" Statements If-than statements provide information about a sequence of events that will happen or has already happened. these statements may also use the term "whenever" or "every time" such statements let you know that the events must follow the specific order and cannot be rearranged "if-then" example If a person is charged with identity theft, then the person will be put on trial Valid Conclusion: If a person has not been on trial then the person has not been charged with identity thef