What is considering the fact?

What is considering the fact?

1 prep You use considering to indicate that you are thinking about a particular fact when making a judgment or giving an opinion.

What is a fact child definition?

Facts are statements that we know to be true. Opinions are your beliefs about something and might not be true for everyone.

How do you use considering the fact?

Considering the fact that Android is owned by Google, it was a shockingly poor performance. Considering the fact that this community is vast, it is really hard for anyone to fully understand it. Considering the fact that most of us could live well into our 80s, it seems sensible to extend it accordingly.

What can I say instead of considering the fact?

Simply “considering”, or “given that”, or “understanding that”, or “with the knowledge that”, or “knowing that”.

What can I say instead of the fact?

What is another word for due to the fact that?

because	as
seeing as	reason being
for that	in as much as
inasmuch as	in that
now that	in view of the fact that

What is a fact example?

The definition of a fact is something that is true or something that has occurred or has been proven correct. An example of a fact is that the world is round. An example of a fact is the detail about a driver texting while driving that is told to the court and reported in a news story.

How do you teach kids facts?

Give them the information: show a video (pausing every so often) / give them something to read / read something to them (good listening practise) / go through a PowerPoint. (To challenge more-able children, give them some time to research the topic alone). As they watch / read / listen, they independently make notes.

What does considering the circumstances mean?

3 adv When you are giving an opinion or making a judgment, you can use considering to suggest that you have thought about all the circumstances, and often that something has succeeded in spite of these circumstances.

What does owing to the fact mean?

Definitions of owing to the fact that because; since. “Attendance was small, partly owing to the fact that a message had been forwarded to the visitors not to come.”