Logic and argument

Logic studies whether an argument's conclusion truly follows from its premises. Modus ponens is valid: if it rains, the ground gets wet; it rained; therefore the ground is wet. But affirming the consequent is a classic invalid form: if it rains, the ground gets wet; the ground is wet; therefore it rained, is wrong, since a sprinkler could have wet the ground too.

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