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The author concludes that John must have worked in an insurance company from Monday through Thursday last week. This is because he he always works five days per week (four days in an insurance company, and Friday as a blacksmith) unless he has time off, and he had no time off last week.

The support establishes that John works in the insurance company four days per week, but it doesn’t specify which days of the week. If John happened to work on the weekend, then the conclusion would not follow.

The argument depends on the assumption that, for the last week, John didn’t work on the weekend.

This is irrelevant because the support establishes that he took no vacation last week.

This is irrelevant because the conclusion is simply that he worked in the insurance company on these days; it doesn’t matter how long the workday was.

This is irrelevant because the support establishes that there were no holidays last week nor vacation days.

This is required for the conclusion to follow. If this weren’t true, then John could have worked on the weekend instead of every day between Monday and Thursday.

The conclusion is simply that John worked in the insurance company on the first four weekdays. This could still be true if he also worked as a blacksmith on any of those days.

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