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3 years ago

Lines 424-430 what message is implied by the old woman’s transformation into a young beautiful woman

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gavmur [86]3 years ago

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An implied message is the type of message where an idea is not directly stated, rather it is subtly inferred.

Therefore, to identify an implied message in a sentence:

First understand the main idea
Then, observe the supporting details that back up the main idea

For example, if someone says: "This car is a jet", he does not mean that the car is literally a jet, but implies that the car is fast and can get to top speed in a short time.

As a result of this, follow the above guideline to get an implied message's meaning

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