Fact or fiction en français : traduction et définition
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Traduction et définition
(Aliens:) fact or fiction?: (Les extraterrestres :) réalité ou fiction ?
Exemples
- "Dinosaurs: fact or fiction?"
Exercice 1
Today's broadcast is titled, "Dinosaurs: Fact or Fiction?"
From the list below, select the sentences which use the expression fact or fiction correctly.
There may be more than one correct answer!
From the list below, select the sentences which use the expression fact or fiction correctly.
There may be more than one correct answer!
Today's broadcast is titled, "Dinosaurs: Fact or Fiction?"
From the list below, select the sentences which use the expression fact or fiction correctly.
There may be more than one correct answer!
From the list below, select the sentences which use the expression fact or fiction correctly.
There may be more than one correct answer!
This sentence doesn't use the expression "fact or fiction" correctly. This expression can't be used together with the idiom "as a matter of fact", which is used to correct or contradict a statement made by another person. The speaker might say, "as a matter of fact, I am only 21 years old". The term "fiction", which refers to a topic which is imaginary or unreal, doesn't belong in this sentence.
This sentence uses the expression "fact or fiction" correctly. A "fact" is real or true, and "fiction" refers to a topic which is imaginary or unreal. The sentence expresses that nobody knows whether fairies exist or not, or if they are "fact or fiction". "Fact or fiction" is an expression often seen in titles of articles, books, or news programs where the existence of a given subject will be discussed, examined or debated. Note that "fiction" is also the name given to a genre of books based on original stories not necessarily rooted in truth or fact (such as Moby Dick, or The Three Musketeers).
This sentence uses the expression "fact or fiction" correctly, in the same way as Brent uses it in this broadcast. A "fact" is real or true, and "fiction" refers to a topic which is imaginary or unreal. This question asks whether or not God exists: whether he or she is "fact" or "fiction". "Fact or fiction" is an expression often seen in titles of articles, books, or news programs where the existence of a given subject will be discussed, examined or debated. Note that "fiction" is also the name given to a genre of books based on original stories not necessarily rooted in truth or fact (such as Snow White or The Brothers Karamazov).
This sentence doesn't use the expression "fact or fiction" correctly. To express that a statement ("the world is round") is true, we would say "it's a fact" or "that's a fact". To express that it is false or untrue, we might say that it is "fiction". Using the idiom "fact or fiction" to express that a statement is true does not make sense. To emphasize or underline the truth or veracity of a statement we often use the expression "that's a fact". For example: My eyes are green and that's a fact.
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