In Fact: As a Matter of Fact, the Fact is (That), Actually
Understanding "In Fact" and Related Expressions Understanding "In Fact" and Related Expressions To develop a previous statement, you usually use "in fact" or "as a matter of fact" : The winter of 1940 was very bad. In fact , most people say it was the worst winter they had ever experienced. Sachin doesn't like his new job. As a matter of fact , he's thinking of leaving. Do Not Use: "in fact" or "as a matter of fact" should not be used in general or introductory statements: In the last two decades, advances in technology have changed the face of industry. (NOT 'have in fact changed') To Correct What Someone Thinks or Supposes: Use "in fact," "as a matter of fact," or "actually" : 'He's a friend of your...