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Lesson One: Grade 11 ENGLISH Worksheet 11
Lesson One: Grade 11 ENGLISH Worksheet 11
Lesson One
Objective:
VOCABULARY (GADGETS)
Distinguishing fact and opinion
When we express an opinion, we can do so in various ways.
1 We can introduce the point we want to make with an expression such as I think …,
I believe …, In my view … etc.
This makes it obvious that what follows is an opinion, rather than a fact;
I believe computers are beneficial.
2 We can use subjective words to make our case for us.
Ethiopia is a beautiful country.
We may all agree with this statement, but beauty is a subjective idea.
3 We can introduce it with a verb or expression which indicates that we are not absolutely
certain that what we are saying is true.
It could be said that cell phones are improving the lives of ordinary people.
4 We can state an opinion as a fact.
Technology is harmful.
Stating something in this way is very strong.
Note: However you express an opinion, it is more effective if it is backed up by facts.
Technology is harmful. For example it ...
EXERCISES
LESSON TWO
Page. 1
Read and answer comprehension questions.
Complete vocabulary questions.
Use different grammar structures to complete questions.
EXERCISES
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