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Can you infer what has happened here? Why is that your inference?
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Can you infer what has happened here? Why is that your inference?

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I can infer that the cat ate the fish in the bowl. This is my inference because the cat is licking its lips as that is an expression of “well-being”. Also, the bowl is empty which makes my inference stronger.
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Peaches ate the fish out of the fish bowl.

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Peaches the cat is licking his/her lips.

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