Let's think about one more strategy example. Like the last, we need to set
ourselves up by first providing the appropriate input.
Line
2 says that at least one thing is an M...we assume that 't' names such
an individual.
Because
we are looking forward to using %E, we have a
new goal: to derive (%y)Byc by line 6
at the end of the subderivation.
Now
that we know where we need to "go" (to subderive line 6) the derivation
is fairly easy...
Finally,
we have the two ingredients needed as input for %E:
the existential statement on line 2 (green)
and the appropriate subderivation (blue).