What does fact and opinion mean

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Fact: Something that has been proven to be true.

Opinion: Something that you prefer or think of as "true" though not always correct.

Don't quote me on this though.

aliina [53]4 years ago

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Fact= something that can be proven to be true
opinion= what someone thinks of something that is not true to everyone

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