Developing a summary of a non-fiction text by including inferences
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I can identify examples of inference in a summary about a non-fiction text, and use this understanding to create my own developed summary.
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A summary captures the main ideas of a text in a short and clear format.
When writing a summary of a text, it can be helpful to include short quotations.
You can develop your summary by including inferences.
Inferences explore a text’s suggested ideas.
Inferences should not include analysis of language or structure.
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