Inference: Read Between the Lines

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Infer meanings from texts.

Marta Herrera

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Inference: Read Between the LinesVersion en ligne Infer meanings from texts. par Marta Herrera 1 What is inferring? When you make inferences, or infer, you draw conclusions based on evidence from the text or knowledge that you have. 2 Explicit and implicit details Texts contain many explicit details such as dates, names or descriptions, but also implicit information like how the author feels about a topic or whether they agree with someone else. 3 Reading between the lines This information is not explicitly stated; you need to ‘read between the lines’ or use certain information to form your own conclusions as a reader. 4 Inference in life In life, we infer meaning all the time. 5 Practical examples For example, when someone slams the door, you infer that that person is in a bad mood. Or if you see someone pull a face when trying a food, you infer that they don’t like it.