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    The document discusses the difference between facts and opinions. A fact is something that can be proven true through evidence like statistics, documents, or historical events. In contrast, an opinion is a personal viewpoint or perception that cannot be proven, as indicated by words like "think", "feel", or "perhaps". Examples are provided to illustrate facts, like information about the earth or Baguio City, versus opinions, such as preferences about province versus city or types of ball games.

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    The document discusses the difference between facts and opinions. A fact is something that can be proven true through evidence like statistics, documents, or historical events. In contrast, an opinion is a personal viewpoint or perception that cannot be proven, as indicated by words like "think", "feel", or "perhaps". Examples are provided to illustrate facts, like information about the earth or Baguio City, versus opinions, such as preferences about province versus city or types of ball games.

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    Provide Evidence To Support Opinion

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    Jeanne Pauline Gemina Bernardo
    The document discusses the difference between facts and opinions. A fact is something that can be proven true through evidence like statistics, documents, or historical events. In contrast, an opinion is a personal viewpoint or perception that cannot be proven, as indicated by words like "think", "feel", or "perhaps". Examples are provided to illustrate facts, like information about the earth or Baguio City, versus opinions, such as preferences about province versus city or types of ball games.

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    Provide Evidence

    to Support
    Opinion/Fact
    FACT
    A fact is something that can
    be proven to exist or to be
    true.
    EXAMPLES
    1.The earth is the only planet in the solar
    system that can support life.
    2. Baguio is the Summer Capital
    of the Philippines.
    Some signal words used in stating a fact
    are:
    •Numbers & •Time and Dates
    Statistics •Names & Places
    •Documents
    •References
    •Historical Events
    OPINION
    An opinion is a viewpoint, feeling or a
    person’s preference or perception of a
    given time or event.
    EXAMPLES

    1.I think province is better than city.

    2.Volleyball is the best ball game.

    3.Mountains are more beautiful than beaches.


    Some signal words used in stating a fact
    are:
    Believe Think
    Feel Maybe
    Perhaps Suggest
    Usually Good
    Bad

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