See the two arguments below. Type out the structure of both of them, and then come up with counter-examples for both of them. Remember that a counter-example is an argument with the same structure as the original, but with new content, that makes the premises actually true and the conclusion actually false.

1. All apples are fruit, and some fruit is red. Therefore, some apples are red.

2. Some mammals are cute, and all puppies are mammals. Therefore, some puppies are cute.