EXPLICIT AND IMPLICIT CLAIMS IN A TEXT

Cards (4)

  • Explicit claims
    Claims that are actually said in the text, obvious, apparent, and directly stated. Can be accessed by applying literal comprehension.
  • Implicit claims
    Claims that need to be inferred from the text, not expressed clearly or only suggested. Accessible by applying inferential comprehension. Implied claims.
  • Explicit claims
    • The Philippines has many tourist destinations.
    • My father has been complaining of an off and on high blood pressure.
    • Ryan did not like dogs and he had never owned one.
  • Implicit claims
    • Many tourists enjoy coming to our country.
    • I believe he need immediate doctor's treatment.
    • Ryan moved away from the dog; he had never owned one.