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The report listed important facts.
What does Facts mean?
True pieces of information.
Dictionary definition
Things that are true and can be proven or checked.
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Facts in a sentence
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Check the facts before sharing the story.
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Facts help people make better decisions because they are based on evidence.
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What does facts mean?
Facts means true pieces of information.
Practice 2
Which word is closest in meaning to facts?
Truths is closely related to facts.
Practice 3
Which sentence uses facts correctly?
The correct sentence uses facts with its dictionary meaning.
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MeaningFacts means True pieces of information.
ExampleExample: The report listed important facts.
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Synonyms
Words like Facts
truthsThings that are true.
factFact is related to facts and helps explain its meaning.
Antonyms
Opposite words
opinionsPersonal views that may not be proven.
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Facts word family
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facts
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factses
More than one facts.
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Hint for students
Facts are pieces of information that can be shown to be true.
Common mix-up
Facts are not the same as opinions. Facts can be checked; opinions tell what someone thinks or feels.
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Write one sentence that shows facts without using the word facts. Model sentence: The report included checked information, dates, and numbers from the experiment. Clue words: checked information, dates, numbers, experiment Now try your own sentence. Ask: Does my sentence show true information that can be checked?
Teacher prompt
Ask students to explain this model sentence: 'Use facts from the article to support your answer.' Why does facts fit better than guesses?
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