English Language - Exposition: Facts and Opinions

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Subscribe to my channel for more upcoming education videos. bit.ly/gohbangrui These slides introduce the concept of Facts and Opinions to the students. This concept is important to understand the basic foundations of Exposition or Expository Writing under English Language. Can you identify facts from opinions? If you have any feedback, please comment and like it if you find it useful. Subscribe to my YouTube channel if you like what you are watching.

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