Responses
Matthew's grandfather even built a slide for exiting the tree house.
Matthew's grandfather even built a slide for exiting the tree house.
Matthew's friends are probably going to be jealous of his amazing tree house.
Matthew's friends are probably going to be jealous of his amazing tree house.
Matthew's grandfather built him a tree house in the backyard.
Matthew's grandfather built him a tree house in the backyard.
The tree house has shelves for books and games.
3 answers
The sentence that provides information influenced by an opinion is:
"Matthew's friends are probably going to be jealous of his amazing tree house."
This sentence expresses a belief or assumption about the feelings of Matthew's friends, which is subjective.
I apologize for the confusion. The correct sentence that conveys an opinion rather than a straightforward fact is:
"Matthew's friends are probably going to be jealous of his amazing tree house."
The use of the word "probably" and the term "amazing" indicates a subjective viewpoint. If this isn’t the sentence you were looking for, please let me know, and I would be happy to assist further!
