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How does the author in "The Day I Saved A Life" show his love of sharks? Provide specific examples from the text.

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It can be inferred from the referenced Text that the author loves sharks. Textual evidence of this fact is given below.


"I was not letting up, I knew I had to keep fighting for that shark. After what seemed like an eternity, the fisherman finally conceded and told me that I could set him free."

What is an Inference?

An inference is a process of coming to a conclusion on the basis of information from known facts.

An inference is not the fact in itself but maybe a statement of a fact. A fact on the other hand may not be an inference.

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