Making Inferences

Comprehension simply means undersanding the main ideas and themes presented in a text, but making inferences takes this a step further by encouraging readers to interpret underlying meanings and implications.

Making inferences involves using clues from the text, along with prior knowledge, to draw conclusions about information that is not explicitly stated. This skill is essential for deeper comprehension and allows readers to engage with the material on a more meaningful level.

Inference means being able to undertsand the text beyond its literal meaning, allowing readers to uncover hidden messages and themes that contribute to a richer understanding of the narrative.

• This process often requires critical thinking, as readers must analyze the context, tone, and character motivations to form their interpretations.

in other word, we infer, we understand things which are not directly stated in the text.

As a readers we must infer information based on your understanding of the text.

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