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a truth known by actual experience or observation

• Fact

• Opinion

a view or judgment formed about something, not necessarily based on fact or knowledge.

• Fact

• Opinion

Me and my family were planning for a birthday party for me in the house.

I wanted to get lasagna for the food but my sister said pasta taste better but we got both. My little brother wanted the theme to be TOH because it would make it more unique but since it's my birthday, i picked sanrio themed and we finally finished everything.

Fact Or Opinion

They were planning a birthday party for her

• Fact

• Opinion

Me and my family were planning for a birthday party for me in the house.

I wanted to get lasagna for the food but my sister said pasta taste better but we got both. My little brother wanted the theme to be TOH because it would make it more unique but since it's my birthday, i picked sanrio themed and we finally finished everything.

Fact Or Opinion

Pasta taste better

• Fact

• Opinion

Me and my family were planning for a birthday party for me in the house.

I wanted to get lasagna for the food but my sister said pasta taste better but we got both. My little brother wanted the theme to be TOH because it would make it more unique but since it's my birthday, i picked sanrio themed and we finally finished everything.

Fact Or Opinion

TOH themed is more unique than sanrio

• Fact

• Opinion

Me and my family were planning for a birthday party for me in the house.

I wanted to get lasagna for the food but my sister said pasta taste better but we got both. My little brother wanted the theme to be TOH because it would make it more unique but since it's my birthday, i picked sanrio themed and we finally finished everything.

Fact Or Opinion

They finally were done planning everything

• Fact

• Opinion

that connects words, phrases, and clauses that are coordinate, or equal to each other.

• Coordinating Conjunction

• Signal Words

• Modal Verbs

• Fact and Opinion

What does FANBOYS mean

• A male fan

• For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, and So.

• It's not a acronym

I brought a cake _____ her so we can celebrate her birthday.

• So

• Nor

• For

• Yet

Me ___ Alaie are sisters-in-law now

• Nor

• So

• Or

• And