To make a judgment about something based on evidence or facts.

To identify the basic or most important idea in a text or conversation.

To explain or clarify the meaning of something, often by providing more detail.

To draw a conclusion based on evidence and reasoning rather than from explicit statements.

To give a reason for your beliefs or opinions, often to convince others.

To represent or express an idea or concept in a clear and understandable way.

To give an opinion or express a thought about something, often suggesting a course of action.

To provide information or facts that support a claim or argument.

A narrative or written piece that conveys the author's main point or lesson.

To break down complex information into smaller, more understandable parts.

To state something, especially an opinion or assertion, in a clear and definite way.

To combine or bring together various parts to create a complete whole.

The sequence of events or actions that lead to a particular outcome or result.

To state or express something in a different way, often to clarify meaning.

To express or imply a particular attitude or feeling through your words or writing.

To determine the meaning of something based on the context in which it is presented.

The overall feeling or atmosphere created by a piece of writing, influencing the reader's emotional response.

A short portion of a written work, often used to illustrate a point or provide an example.

To evaluate or form an opinion about the quality or performance of something.

To express an idea or belief in a way that conveys what you think will happen in the future.

To provide evidence or justification for an idea, often to make it stronger.

To provide a brief overview or a condensed version of a larger text or idea.

To provide formal reasoning or evidence in support of a belief or assertion.

To think about something carefully, especially before making an important decision.

To determine the arrangement of events in a particular order.

To express one's beliefs or feelings, often in writing or speech, about a particular subject.

To imply or suggest something without directly stating it.

To examine and separate the different parts of a text or argument to understand it better.

To express the main point or argument of a piece of writing in a condensed form.

To give a brief account of something, often highlighting the most important details.

To provide an argument or rationale for a particular position or opinion.

To provide a reason or justification for a decision or belief based on facts or evidence.

To examine the similarities and differences between two or more ideas or items.

To consider a text or statement in relation to its situation or circumstances, which often helps in understanding its meaning.

The overall idea or message that is conveyed through a story or text.

To examine how one thing differs from another, highlighting their unique characteristics.

To provide an opinion or viewpoint based on one's perspective or experiences.

To show the steps or stages involved in a process or event, often in a specific order.

To extract or take specific information from a source, often to support an argument or provide evidence.

To identify and elaborate on the finer points or aspects of a topic or argument.

To assess the strengths, weaknesses, and overall quality of something, often with the purpose of making a judgment.

To come to a determination about something after consideration or analysis.

To demonstrate or show something clearly, often through examples or evidence.