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'Alias Grace': forming opinions on characters

Lesson 10 / 12

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I can form a personal response about a character.

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Making an inference means coming to a conclusion, based on evidence and reasoning. A variety of synonyms of 'suggests' should be used to express inferences. You can make inferences based on single words. Inferences should always be justified with evidence from the text. Making inferences can help you form opinions on characters.

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