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What are some of the words that clue you to fact nouns may be coming up in sentence?

Here are some words that often clue you in to the possibility of fact nouns coming up in a sentence:

Words indicating facts or truths:

* Actually

* Indeed

* In fact

* Truly

* Certainly

* Evidently

* Clearly

* Obviously

* Undeniably

* Specifically

* Precisely

* For example

* For instance

* To illustrate

* Such as

Words indicating specific details or information:

* The (often used before a specific noun)

* This

* That

* These

* Those

* Which

* Who

* What

* When

* Where

* Why

* How

* Number (e.g., "The number of...")

* Date

* Time

* Place

* Reason

Words introducing definitions:

* Is

* Means

* Refers to

* Represents

* Consists of

Words indicating evidence or support:

* According to

* Based on

* As shown by

* Because

* Since

* Therefore

* Consequently

* Due to

It's important to note that these are just general clues, and the context of the sentence is crucial for determining whether a noun is a fact noun.

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