English and Literacy

Examples

Teachers’ Notes
“In one sense, giving examples is the opposite of generalizing. When you generalize, you move from particular instances to a comprehensive concept which includes all the cases you have already encountered, as well as others which may be of a similar nature. When you give examples, you...

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