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Monday, September 20, 2010
C4- Inferences
When we use inferences we use our imagination to guess and provide explanations that are not necessarily true. Descriptive writing means to describe the obvious by selecting the correct words. In order to make an accurate generalization, we must first look for information, analyze it, and make a conclusion of all the given data that is presented. In conclusion, this chapter helps us understand that what we observe determines our facts, imagination, and reasoning with explanations. It helps us learn the importance of generalization, which summarizes a whole meaning.
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