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    This document discusses drawing inferences and conclusions from listening. It advises listeners to consider how different ideas in a passage are related, how speakers react to each other's ideas, and to draw a conclusion about the speaker's overall meaning. When answering inference questions, the answer cannot be directly stated and requires understanding the main points to draw a logical conclusion. Wrong answers may include details that confuse the key points, describe the wrong category, seem logical but aren't connected to the question, or reach the opposite conclusion.

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    This document discusses drawing inferences and conclusions from listening. It advises listeners to consider how different ideas in a passage are related, how speakers react to each other's ideas, and to draw a conclusion about the speaker's overall meaning. When answering inference questions, the answer cannot be directly stated and requires understanding the main points to draw a logical conclusion. Wrong answers may include details that confuse the key points, describe the wrong category, seem logical but aren't connected to the question, or reach the opposite conclusion.

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    Listening Skill 6: Inferences and Drawing Conclusion

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    This document discusses drawing inferences and conclusions from listening. It advises listeners to consider how different ideas in a passage are related, how speakers react to each other's ideas, and to draw a conclusion about the speaker's overall meaning. When answering inference questions, the answer cannot be directly stated and requires understanding the main points to draw a logical conclusion. Wrong answers may include details that confuse the key points, describe the wrong category, seem logical but aren't connected to the question, or reach the opposite conclusion.

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    Listening Skill 6

    Inferences and Drawing


    Conclusion
    5 Inferences and
    Drawing
    Strategies:
    Conclusion
    ➤ listen to how the different ideas in the passage are
    related
    ➤ listen to how the speaker react to each other’s ideas
    ➤ draw a conclusion about the speaker’s meaning

    2
    How to identify the
    question?
    ➤ What will the speaker probably/most likely do next?
    ➤ What does the speaker imply ….?
    ➤ What can ne inferred …. ?

    3
    Where to find the
    answer
    It is not directly stated; therefore,
    it is necessary to understand the
    main points and draw a
    conclusion based on those points
    to answer the question.

    4
    Avoid wrong answer choices
    • Confused details of the passage – leads to wrong
    conclusion
    • Describe the wrong category
    • Logical but not connected to the question
    • The conclusion is the opposite
    • Only partially correct

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