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then either one or more of the premises are false or it is invalid (that is, there is some way for the premises to be true yet for the conclusion to be false).
If not, are there missing premises that are needed to make the argument(s) valid? If there are, do you agree with them (why/why not)?
Finally, do you agree with the conclusion(s)? If you do, but you think that there's something wrong with the argument, try to present a better one. If you don't agree with the conclusion(s), state why, and try to give an argument for what you do believe.