As a Matter of Fact & In Fact [Advanced English Vocabulary]

In this lesson, learn how to use "as a matter of fact" and "in fact".

Both have the same meaning and can be used interchangeably in most situations.

They're both used to emphasize or add information to a past point. Because of that, you need to sentences. "As a matter of fact" and "in fact" are used that the beginning of the second sentence to emphasize or add information to the first sentence.

In terms of difference, "as a matter of fact" is more formal and therefore less common. "In fact" is more conversational and therefore more commonly used in everyday speech.

By the end of the lesson, you'll know how to use "as a matter of fact" and "in fact" confidently.

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