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An inference is a conclusion drawn from evidence and reasoning rather than being directly stated. It allows readers to make assumptions and draw conclusions from implied clues. For example, if someone hears a bang and crying from upstairs where their toddler is in bed, they can infer the toddler fell out of bed, or if someone hears their mailbox close and their dog barking, they can infer the mail carrier delivered their mail. Inferences require readers to think for themselves rather than being directly told.
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Inference is a conclusion drawn from evidence. It involves observation, suggestion, and personal interpretation.
Inference is a conclusion drawn from evidence. It involves observation, suggestion, and personal interpretation.
Inference is a conclusion drawn from evidence. It involves observation, suggestion, and personal interpretation.
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making inference
- 2. An inferenceis an idea or conclusion that drawn from evidence and reasoning. Inference is a mental process by which we reach a conclusion based on specific evidence.
- 3. Inference observation occur whenwe can see anything happen in contrast.
- 5. An inferenceis a meaning that is suggested rather than directly started inferences are implied clues that lead the reader to make assumption and draw conclusion.
- 6. Sherry’s toddleris in bed upstairs. She hears a bang and crying.she can infer that her toddler fell put in bed. Jennifer hears her mailbox close and her dog is barking.jennifer can infer that the postal carrier has delivered her mail.
- 9. A benefitis the meaning is not to the writer/author. One use of inference make the reader think that they’re thinking themselves. Think of a personal interpretation.
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