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6: Inferences

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  • 6.1: Figurative Language
    This section discusses various examples of figurative language. Some of the common types addressed here are: simile, metaphor, and personification. Students will additionally learn about the difference between denotation and connotation and how these affect how we read, and use, language.
  • 6.2: Making Inferences
    This section discusses the importance of being able to "read between the lines" to make reasonable inferences. There are specific elements in a text to look for so making inferences may be appropriately accomplished.

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