Miguel (implied, inferred) that he has almost completed his STEM project.
Inferred
The statement implies or infers that Miguel has almost completed his STEM project.
To infer or imply something means to understand or suggest something indirectly, based on information or clues. In this case, you are trying to figure out if Miguel is indicating that he has almost completed his STEM project, based on the context of the sentence.
In order to make this inference, you would need to analyze the available information. In this case, the clue is the word "implied" or "inferred," which suggests that Miguel did not explicitly state that he has almost completed his STEM project, but rather indirectly suggested it.
To infer this, you would look for other words or phrases in the sentence that might imply progress or completion of the project. In this case, the word "completed" implies that Miguel's project is near or at the finished stage. Therefore, it can be inferred that Miguel has almost completed his STEM project, although he did not explicitly state it.
By analyzing the context and using critical thinking skills to piece together the available information, you can make an inference based on the clues given in the sentence.