How to Use IN FACT in Writing and Speaking: English Vocabulary Lesson

[@LearnAcademicEnglish]

Hi everyone! Thanks for watching! Please don't forget to give this video a like and respond to this question in the comments. ❤Thanks so much for your support! ✍ QUESTION: Practice writing sentences with 'in fact' by telling me something that's not true and then telling me what is true. Let me know in the comments! For example: A lot of people think I'm Canadian, but in fact, I'm from the U.S. 🤓 Want to join my live online classes? speakupclub.mn.co/share/oEqTAvvwpzfe2QxA? Would you like to join my community for English learners? Join my email list 😃 bit.ly/3QzoGgI Subscribe to my Instagram Community for exclusive weekly videos and vocabulary lessons with me! instagram.com/englishwithjenna/ or join my KZbin Membership for exclusive weekly videos and vocabulary lessons with me! kzbin.info 🤓 WHAT TO WATCH NEXT: Complete Listening Lessons: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j529YndrZ9CBhLM English Writing Lessons (thesis, introductions, topic sentences, and more!) : kzbin.info/aero/PLTaPDxv5nudk2w9s_xU4zrbQ3NJuiaMh3 English Vocabulary Lessons: kzbin.info/aero/PLTaPDxv5nudk6pgHxfAmP1_RZnnMdtUV2 English Grammar Lessons: kzbin.info/aero/PLTaPDxv5nudnbMc7WK5e6Hz1EQrz49Yvd How to Write English Sentences: kzbin.info/aero/PLTaPDxv5nudkueBaTBejyvPM8tFNj-Wda My book recommendations for English learners: www.amazon.com/shop/jennafrancisco Say thank you and buy me a coffee: ko-fi.com/learnacademicenglish ❤

[@anv.4614]

Thank You, dear professor Jenna.

[@LearnAcademicEnglish]

You're most welcome!

[@mohamedazzaoui8975]

Thank you very much professeur,I appreciate you videos.please keep going on.

[@LearnAcademicEnglish]

Thank you, I will!

[@romi9442]

I watched lot of videos but In fact I found you helpful.

[@LearnAcademicEnglish]

That's great! Thanks for sharing.

[@marcodb65]

I thought I knew everything about the use of "in fact" before this video, but in fact, I didn't! In my native language we have a perfect equivalent of "in fact" but only to confirm and clarify what has been said previously. When "in fact" has the meaning of "in actual fact" or "in reality", we cannot use that equivalent word; in fact (😜) it's so weird to me that in English we can use the same expression to confirm and to contrast something that has just been said.

[@LearnAcademicEnglish]

Thanks for sharing! I'm so glad that you learned something new! When I teach words/expressions, I try to explain them in depth so you can really learn how to use it/understand it. Both uses of "in fact" are, in fact, very common! ☺

[@aklimanishad2417]

Hello Jenna, Hope you are doing well. I am Syeda Aklima Akther from Bangladesh. I have been trying for two years to admit in the University of US to complete my PhD. But I got stuck in English Speaking Fluency. What should I do? Please give me some advice.

[@LearnAcademicEnglish]

Keep going! You will reach your goal :) You need to practice with quality materials and/or a good course. You can join my online course, where we have lots of advanced speaking practice. You can look for a speaking partner, and you can practice talking about school topics at home by yourself. Here's the link to my course: speakupclub.mn.co/share/oEqTAvvwpzfe2QxA?

[@kamelmselmi5808]

learning English is quite difficult, in fact it takes me a lot of time and effort

[@LearnAcademicEnglish]

Great example!

[@himajareddy3196]

My friends think I have no stage fear as I give my seminar confidently but in fact, I do have stage fear and feel tensed. I love watching movies, in fact, I watched one recently before the day of my examination 😂

[@LearnAcademicEnglish]

Excellent examples! We usually say "stage fright" ☺

[@himajareddy3196]

@@LearnAcademicEnglish OK ma'am, Learned something new🙂(stage fright)

[@himajareddy3196]

By the way ma'am, which is correct to use 1. Learnt or 2. Learned

[@LearnAcademicEnglish]

Both are correct :) Learnt is British English, learned is American English

[@diraktanomsing6748]

Although I look wealthy, in fact I'm very poor.

[@LearnAcademicEnglish]

good example! Thanks for sharing.