A categorical proposition has a subject and predicate, whereas a connected conditional has an antecedent and consequent. Each of those clauses may itself be categorical. “Zayd is learned” contains subject and predicate; “If Zayd is learned, he is educated” connects two claims. These analyses operate at different levels.
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Conditional Propositions: Connected and Disjunctive Forms
A categorical proposition has a subject and predicate, whereas a connected conditional has an antecedent and consequent. Each of those clauses may itself be categorical. “Zayd is learned” contains subject and predicate; “If Zayd is learned, he is educated” connects two claims. These analyses operate at different levels.