4thB Reading Strategy: Facts and Opinions

Print and paste this information in your notebooks, please:
A fact is a statement that can be proved. An opinion is a statement of feeling or belief that cannot be proved. Authors of nonfiction text may include both facts and opinions about a topic. Knowing the difference between facts and opinions can help you judge the ideas in a nonfiction text. To decide whether a statement is a fact or an opinion, ask yourself:
  • What evidence proves this statement is true?
  • Does this statement include beliefs or feelings that cannot be proved?

4thB: Grow your own...!

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Remember:

  • You have to do what you have to do...
  • Don't let obstacles stop you...
  • Be creative...
  • Never be discouraged, even if you see bad partial results, and...
  • Enjoy!

5th C Grammar guide

Challenges Modules 4 & 5:

  • Past Continuous, pages 44 & 45
  • Possessive adjectives and adverbs, pages 45 & 47
  • Countable and uncaountable nouns and a lot, some, any and no, page 51
  • Can, can't, have to and don't/doesný have to, pages 54 and 55