On the topic of Symbolic logic and the like. Where may I be able to discover good excersises for practice?

Question

Im looking for excersises to excel my practicalites in the area of symbolic logic and the like (Or anything that is similar that may help in writing aritcles of philosophy). Yes, I am a beginner in the subject so I would appreciate some assistance in discovering some websites that will increase my abilities to apply this subject--a website that may allow me to utilize this subject in a practical sense, not just reading the literal sense. I have to learn by doing, not just reading. I have some introductory material on the subject with some excersises in the books, but for some odd reason I still feel Im not getting the needed substance to press forward. Any additional information will help, and any suggestions would be accepted!! Perhaps even an example from someone, or pointers as well. Thanks so much. Blessings.

Answer 1

Logicola is a simple software program that offers fun little logic exercises, like a game. It's very basic in its appearance, but it does the job. You should be able to find it online. Just do a simple search for "Logicola."

Answer 2

Symbolic Logic by A. Bertram Russel is the text I used

Answer 3

Try this:
http://mathforum.org/dr.math/faq/symbolic_logic.html

But be aware of this as well:
http://eagar.mit.edu/EngineeringEssentials/homeworks/logic.html