Using In Fact

We use ‘However’ to give contrasting

information and we can use ‘in fact’ to introduce
a concrete example that supports an idea or
statement. Use a comma to separate ‘in fact’
from the rest of the sentence.
 Rewriting Sentences with In Fact and
However
1. Raed has been working very hard. He works
from 8:00 in the morning until 9:00 at night.

Raed has been working very hard. In fact, he

works from 8:00 in the morning until 9:00 at
night.
2. Raed has been working very hard. He still
finds time to play soccer every week.

Raed has been working very hard. However, he

still finds time to play soccer every week.
3. Sami has been doing well, and he likes his
English class a lot. He’s been studying so much
that isn’t sleeping well.

Sami has been doing well, and he likes his

English class a lot. In fact, he’s been studying so
much that isn’t sleeping well.
4. Sami has been doing well in his English class.
He went from level two to level four last month.

Sami has been doing well in his English class. In

fact, he went from level two to level four last
month.
5. Nada enjoys going to school. She doesn’t like
going at night.

Nada enjoys going to school. However, she

doesn’t like going at night.
6. Nada has been exercising a lot. She now runs
about 30 miles a week.

Nada has been exercising a lot. In fact, she now

runs about 30 miles a week.