Reference phrases AE5A
Introduce quotes or paraphrases in a text
Introduce quotes or paraphrases in a text
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Marco Tanner
Marco Tanner
This set of flashcards helps secondary school students learn English by focusing on inference verbs, stronger verbs, and neutral verbs used to introduce quotes or paraphrases. Examples include "The author implies," "The author argues," and "The author states," which help learners understand different ways to present arguments or neutral statements. The platform supports backward learning from the target language to the source language, making it versatile for various learning styles. Ideal for students preparing for exams or improving their analytical reading skills, these vocabulary flashcards offer practical examples to enhance comprehension and fluency.
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introduce quotes or paraphrases with inference verbs
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Inference Verbs: These verbs indicate that there is some kind of argument, and that the quote shows either support of or disagreement with one side of the argument.
The author implies . . .
The author suggests . . .
The author thinks . . .
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The author implies. . .
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The author suggests. . .
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The author thinks. . .
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