Using inference and embedded quotations to craft effective summaries
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I can understand and emulate how to use inference and embedded quotations to craft effective summaries.
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Inferences rely on things that haven’t been explicitly stated but hinted at or suggested.
Embedded quotations should be part of the sentence, short and relevant.
Using synonyms of ‘suggests’ and ‘shows’ can help create an effective summary.
Arguably, an effective summary relies on inferences and embedded evidence for the inferences.
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