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Pearson Edexcel GCSE (9-1) English Language practice

When you 'infer' information, you are primarily doing what?

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When you 'infer' information, you are primarily doing what?.

  1. A.Summarising the main points of the text.
  2. B.Finding direct quotes to support an argument.
  3. C.Deducing meaning that is suggested rather than stated.
  4. D.Evaluating the credibility of the author.

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