Verify the reasonableness of inferential meaning.

To infer something from a story is to draw conclusions based on something that the author states directly.

To infer something from a story is to draw conclusions based on something that the author did not state directly.

To infer something from a story is to convey experiences, events, setting, and/or characters.

To infer something from a story is not convey experiences, events, setting, and/or characters.

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14 September, 09:54

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Adan Mccarthy · Answer 1

Well, techinically all of them are correct, but if you had to choose one it should be the second one.