Inferring in my Understanding

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Literal Information:   
        - Literal information is information found in the story that is vital to infer certain parts of the story. It may be obvious parts, and it could also be not.

Inferring:
        - Inferring is being able to read between the lines of stories and put together certain events to form a sensible timeline. Putting together a timeline in your knowledge will form something that could be a possible happening for an event in a story.

  Ex.
Literal - Robert was dismayed because someone ate his sandwich. Mike was hungry because he didn't eat breakfast.

Inferred - Mike could've eaten Robert's sandwich while he was away.

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