Which of the following passages are arguements. For those that are arguements identify the premise and the conclusion.

Peter took first place in the $1500$ metre run at the championships last year and has been training hard ever since, so he should win the championship easily this year.

I will be able to visit you next month after all. The doctor just told me that a second operation won't be necessary and that I'll be able to go home this Friday.

His car skidded on the ice and hit a van in the middle of the intersection. The car was a write$-$off, and the van suffered $$3,000$ in damage.

It is obvious that no great leader ever suffered from low self$-$esteem.

The company laid off $250$ assembly line workers last week. I think they were justified because their sales had declined by $23$ per cent in the past three months.

Many people think that thunder is caused by lightning. This is a mistake.

Most evenings I go for a walk after dinner. Usually, I walk to the park and back, which is about two miles, but last night I only went as far as the library.

You're crazy if you think you can take a full course load while working $20$ hours a week and pass your semester. You should remember what happened to Van and Patti when they tried to do that last year.

My purse with several hundred dollars in cash, my watch, and my necklace have gone missing from my hotel room. The door was locked while I was out, and there's no sign of forced entry. It looks like someone on staff at this hotel is a thief.

We drove to Pittsburgh to visit Sally in the morning, spent the afternoon in Latrobe with Onno and his family, and then stopped at Betty's for dinner in Greensburg. By the time we finally arrived in Philadelphia last night, we$.$ were happy about visiting friends but tired from all the driving.