بعض ب ج، وكل ب أ، فبعض ج أ
Some B are C, and all B are A; therefore some C are A.
The minor is particular affirmative; the major is universal affirmative. The minor identifies certain existing B instances as C, while the universal major makes every B an A. The resulting claim is particular affirmative.
Example:
Some students are poets.
All students are human.
Therefore some poets are human.