OPINION OR ASSERTION

It is defined as a view, judgment, or appraisal drawn from facts.

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It is a declaration or expression for strong belief towards a particular topic, often without evidence.

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It is usually a concept or impression based on factual evidence. It can change often and usually reflect one person.

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It usually includes forceful or confident and positive statements regarding a belief or a fact.

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If an assertion cannot be proven as true and a fact is true, a statement that is somewhat true and somewhat false is called opinion.

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Opinions are things you think or believe that nobody can actually disagree with.

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Statements of _______ usually start with signal phrases such as I think or I believe and have words like best, worst, beautiful, outstanding or should.

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Assertions are things you say that you believe are facts. Facts are not subjective, they are either true or false, no matter what you or I think. They can be proven true or false.

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Statements of _____ do not start with a phrase I think or I believe.

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He was so childish for acting that way.

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