Just to check out a workbook mistake, in this example, both which and that can work, right?
ex)The fact which(that) I told you is not true.
I've always considered fact to be the opposite of opinion, but not always true. As in:
5 : a piece of information presented as having objective reality (emphasis mine)
You might hear, "I don't believe you; get your facts straight." Here the "facts" are suspect, but they're still facts.
it contradicts itself if it uses the word fact.
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