Inferences: Head Smashed In Buffalo Jump

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Inferencing through expressions and voice. Reading also on Head Smashed In Buffalo Jump

As I discuss about inferencing, check for how clues are given through tone of voice and expressions. Follow along with your article on, "Head Smashed In Buffalo Jump", as I read.


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