There are 15 valid ways to structure categorical syllogisms using 3 terms in the standard form of major premise, minor premise, and conclusion. The validity depends on the figure and mood based on the ordering of the terms. Figures 1-4 are unconditionally valid if they match one of the 4 moods: AAA, EAE, AII, EIO. Some additional forms are conditionally valid if the terms refer to existing things. An example valid syllogism uses the terms: shopaholics, consumers with credit cards, and impulse buyers.