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The speaker (implied/inferred) that the audience should be more vocal, but at least one person (implied/inferred) that he meant the opposite. circle the correct word

The speaker (implied/inferred) that the audience should be more vocal, but at least one person (implied/inferred) that he meant the opposite. circle the correct word
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the speaker (implied/inferred) that the audience should be more vocal, but at least one person (implied/inferred) that he meant the opposite. circle the correct word

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First one is implied, second one is inferred.
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