People have told me twice to read but I do. So now I guess they will now tell me how I am to make an interpretation on what I read. You will also need to learn to distinguish between fact and opinion. Writers often tell us what they think or how they feel, but they dont always give us the facts. Its important to be able to interpret what the writer is saying so you can form opinions of your own. As you read an authors views, you should ask yourself if the author is presenting you with an established fact or with a personal opinion. Since the two may appear close together, even in the same sentence, you have to be able to distinguish between them. The key difference between facts and opinions is that facts can be verified, or checked for accuracy, by anyone. In contrast, opinions cannot be checked for accuracy by some outside source. Opinions are what someone personally thinks or how he/she feel about an issue. Opinions by definition are subjective and relative.
Posted on: Wed, 13 Aug 2014 01:18:34 +0000
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