Put the following complex arguments into standard form.

The Tigers are likely to lose this final game since it is a road game and they've done poorly on the road all season. If they lose this one, the coach will almost certainly be fired. The coach's job is therefore in jeopardy.

The Tigers are likely to lose this final game since it is a road game They've done poorly on the road all season

If they lose this one, the coach will almost certainly be fired.

:$.$ The coach's job is in jeopardy

We know that Miss Scarlett and Professor Plum were in the study at the time of the murder since they were seen there. And Reverend Green had the candlestick in the ballroom, and so we know that there is no blood on his hands. Hence Colonel Mustard did it in the kitchen with the leadpiping. Recall, after all, that the gun had not been fired.

He signed on to teach Phil $3,$ and therefore he should lecture all quarter. So if he cancels the last $4$ weeks of class, he has not done his job.

You'll pass Phil $3$ if you work hard. There has never been a hard$-$working student who failed, so there probably never will be$.$