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    Authors imply ideas and feelings indirectly in their writing, leaving readers to infer meanings by picking up on clues and forming opinions based on the information provided, with readers taking on the role of detectives analyzing an author's work to better understand the overall story or message being conveyed.

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    Authors imply ideas and feelings indirectly in their writing, leaving readers to infer meanings by picking up on clues and forming opinions based on the information provided, with readers taking on the role of detectives analyzing an author's work to better understand the overall story or message being conveyed.

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    Author Vs Readers

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    Steve Lukis
    Authors imply ideas and feelings indirectly in their writing, leaving readers to infer meanings by picking up on clues and forming opinions based on the information provided, with readers taking on the role of detectives analyzing an author's work to better understand the overall story or message being conveyed.

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    Authors VS Readers

    Authors VS Readers
    Authors Imply Readers Infer
    Implying means communicating an Inferring means forming an opinion
    idea or feeling without saying it or guess that something is true
    directly. because of the information that you
    have.

    Readers are detectives who look out


    for clues from authors to help them
    better understand stories and pictures.

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