1, syllogism is three elements of formal logic consisting of major premise, minor premise and conclusion.

2. If your wallet is in your pocket (major premise) and your money is in your wallet (minor premise), then your money must be in your pocket (conclusion).

3. A syllogism consists of three parts: a proposition containing major terms and middle terms (major premise), a proposition containing minor terms and middle terms (minor premise), and a proposition containing minor terms and major terms (conclusion).

4. Syllogism is actually a general principle (major premise) and a special statement attached to the general principle (minor premise), which leads to a process of special statement (conclusion) in line with the general principle.