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English Language - Exposition: Facts and Opinions
The document distinguishes between facts and opinions, explaining that facts are true statements that can sometimes change, while opinions are subjective and can vary. Several examples of both facts and opinions are provided, such as the statement about the number of days in a year being a fact, while preferences for food are opinions. The document encourages practice in identifying facts and opinions.
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This section encourages practice in distinguishing between facts and opinions through various examples, with clear answers provided.
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English Language - Exposition: Facts and Opinions
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- 7. OPINION is a statementthat tells what someone thinks. An
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- 9. TIME PRACTICE Can you tellif the following statements are facts or opinions?
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- 12. French fries tastebetter with ketchup.
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- 14. Maple, oak, andpine are types of trees.
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- 16. The temperature outsideis 20 degrees.
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- 18. Computers are thebest invention ever!
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- 24. Pizza is thebest tasting food.
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- 26. Soccer and tennisare both sports.
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