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Match the fallacy with its name. Being a speaker of Spanish, I'm also great at speaking Italian.
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Match the fallacy with its name.

Being a speaker of Spanish, I'm also great at speaking Italian.

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Non Sequitur

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Match the fallacy with its name.

> Non Sequitur

"A conclusion or statement that does not logically follow from the previous argument or statement"

There is no logical connection to being able to be a strong Italian speaker because one speaks Spanish.


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