In this lesson, you will learn about "evidence for feelings," one of the most important skills for reading novels. The goal is not to memorize words alone, but to be able to explain the structure and reasons in your own words.
Key Point
Feelings should be supported not by the reader's impression, but by expressions in the text, such as a character's actions, conversations, facial expressions, and surroundings.
Feelings should be supported not by the reader's impression, but by expressions in the text, such as a character's actions, conversations, facial expressions, and surroundings.
Points to Remember
- Confirm not only the conclusion but also its reasons
- Distinguish similar words and exceptions
- Try using the same way of thinking with other examples
Practice
- Please explain the key point in two sentences.
- Give one common misunderstanding and explain what is different about it.
- Check it by applying it to a familiar or concrete example.