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    Name: ________________________________________ Date: ______________

    CLC: __________________________________________ Score: _____________

    LS1- Communication Skills in English


    Lesson 1: IN MY HUMBLE OPINION

    Quarter 2- Week 4
    Elementary

    Facts are always true, always verifiable. Meanwhile, opinions are not probably true nor objectively verifiable for
    they come from personal viewpoints.
    Opinions are not facts; they are reflection of one's beliefs. Inferences, on the other hand, are made from implicit
    statements; not explicit. Explicit statements are direct statements. Implicit statements have to be made from
    evidence and reasoning. They have to be drawn into conclusion.
    An inference is an idea or conclusion that’s drawn from evidence and reasoning. We infer by using observation and
    background knowledge to determine a conclusion that makes sense. When we make inferences while listening, we
    are using the evidence that is available in the text to draw a logical conclusion.

    APPLICATION

    Directions: Can you tell which a fact (F) is and which is an opinion (O)? Write your answers on the blank.
    1. _____Whales are mammals too.
    2. _____Filipinos are a breed of hospitable people.
    3. _____Dogs are man’s most loyal friends.
    4. _____According to a survey 45% of Filipino adults use the internet.
    5. _____Boracay is among the best beaches in the world.
    6. _____The Philippines and Indonesia are archipelagic states.
    7. _____ Police discovered that the fire was caused by faulty wiring.
    8. _____Clouds are made of water drops or ice crystals.
    9. _____Most company managers believe that attitude is more important than intelligence.
    10. _____The result of the swab test confirmed that the lady was positive for COVID-19.
    EVALUATION

    I. Write F if the statement is a FACT, and write O if the statement is an OPINION.


    1. _____The police investigation revealed that the crime was committed last night.
    2. _____I believe that he was the one who made that anonymous phone call.
    3. _____She claims to know who took the juice out of the refrigerator.
    4. _____According to a study, the ozone layer is slowly being depleted.
    5. _____He thinks he knows the answer to all your questions

    II. Make inferences from the following:


    1. You come home and there is loud music and there are people chattering inside.

    2. Two best friends are not speaking to each other.

    3. Your classmate asked you to help her go to the school clinic.

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