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    This document provides 10 phrases for introducing generally agreed upon ideas when speaking or writing, such as "It's common knowledge that..." or "It's a well-established fact that...". It explains that the first 5 phrases indicate ideas everyone agrees on, while the others suggest near universal agreement. Phrases like "It's common knowledge that..." and "It's a scientifically proven that..." are well-suited for introducing the importance of a topic in an essay. Phrases like "Anyone will tell you..." and "I think we can all accept..." are better for spoken discussions.

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    Language Starters - Accepted Facts

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    This document provides 10 phrases for introducing generally agreed upon ideas when speaking or writing, such as "It's common knowledge that..." or "It's a well-established fact that...". It explains that the first 5 phrases indicate ideas everyone agrees on, while the others suggest near universal agreement. Phrases like "It's common knowledge that..." and "It's a scientifically proven that..." are well-suited for introducing the importance of a topic in an essay. Phrases like "Anyone will tell you..." and "I think we can all accept..." are better for spoken discussions.

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    Often when we are debating with

    other people, or writing academic


    essays, we want to introduce ideas
    that we know others agree on. Here
    are ten phrases…
    TEN EXPRESSIONS FOR SPEAKING AND WRITING
    1. It's common knowledge that...
    2. It's a fact (that)...
    3. Anyone will tell you...
    4. Everybody knows that...
    5. It's a well-established fact that…
    6. Few people would deny that...
    7. It's no secret that...
    8. I think we can all accept / agree that...
    9. It is generally assumed that...
    10. It has been scientifically proven that...

    HOW TO USE THE PHRASES IN YOUR ENGLISH


    1. In phrases 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 the speaker is introducing ideas that everybody agrees are true;
    2. The other 5 phrases are a little less strong, saying that a few people might disagree, but nearly
    everybody does agree with your statement;
    3. Phrases 1, 5, 6 and 10 are good opening phrases for a discursive essay. You can use one of these
    phrases to establish the importance of the topic before introducing an aspect of the topic that is
    not agreed;
    4. Phrases 3, 4, 7 and 8 are often used in spoken discussions or debates;
    5. Phrase 10 is saying that somebody has done an experiment that proves your statement to be true.
    If using this in writing you may want to refer specifically to scientist or the experiment itself in
    your next sentence.

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