Adequate grounds is when
A) the author of an argument is credible.
B) an argument makes very few assumptions.
C) the premises are strong enough to support a conclusion.
D) an argument contains no counterarguments.
E) All of the above comprise adequate grounds

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Adequate grounds refer to the strength and relevance of the premises in supporting the conclusion of an argument, which is accurately described in option C.

Adequate Grounds Is When