Say you have the following predicates and you're using variables: P(x) = "x is a cow", Q(x) = "x makes milk", and lastly R(x,y) "x and y are the same object".
From there you have the following questions
(a) There are no cows.
(b) Not everything is a cow
(c) There exists at least one cow
(d) There exist at least two cows.
(e) There is at most one cow.
(f) There is exactly one cow.
(g) There is milk producing cow.
(h) Cows produce milk.
Here is what I have:
(a) $\exists x:\neg P(x)$
(b) $\forall x: \neg P(x)$
(c) $ \exists x: P(x)$
(d) $ \exists x \exists y: [P(x) \wedge Q(x) \wedge Q(x) \wedge P(x) \wedge x \ne y] $
e through h im unsure of and I want to know if I made any mistakes so far?