Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Fiction"

A: fiction means not real. So when it’s about a book, fiction books are a genre that means it is all about something that is made up or not based of rest events. for example: harry potter books are fiction.

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Literature is simply a term that encompasses all written works, so fiction falls into this term. Therefore fiction and non-fiction are practically TYPES of literature. Fiction is a term to describe writing that is invented from imaginary events and people.

However! In most contexts, the term “literature” is used to identify written works as very formal and sophisticated. On the other hand, when using the term “fiction” it is quite often used to describe works that are more childish and juvenile because the genre is content that is all imaginary and “made-up”.

So your quote is comparing the two terms. Because “he” is moving from fiction to literature, he may think he is better than “us” just because the term “literature” is more sophisticated than fiction.

A: fiction = not true, false

The federal judge said that the administration's(President Trump's) arguments are fiction(not true).

The judge said Trump's arguments are false.

A: fiction itself means not real, not existing, so words used in fiction could be words that do not exist in normal english language.

A: It means fake and non-fiction means not fake

A: Fiction means not real. So some examples would be:
1) I love reading fiction books.
2) Monsters are not real, they are pure fiction.

A: I prefer reading fiction to non-fiction.

A: Fiction and fantasy are both genres.

Fiction is a ‘made up’ story but doesn’t necessarily have to contain ‘fantasy’. For example, an author writes about high school students and tells about their lives. Since these people exist only in the author’s imagination and aren’t real people, it is considered fiction.

Fantasy is a type of fiction that often involves magic or other phenomena that aren’t part of the ‘real’ world. Sometimes the setting of the story isn’t even in our world. For example, an author writes about wizards on another planet and tells about their adventures. Since wizards don’t exist (at least not to my knowledge 😅) this is considered fantasy.

A: Fiction is stories that aren't real and usually aren't intended to be believed as real. An article is a short piece of writing in a newspaper or magazine. It could be a news report or an opinion.

A: Fiction = imagined (novels, short stories, drama, movies...)

Non-fiction = real (journalism, news, documentaries, business books...)

A: Ex. There is no fiction in the book, so it's a non-fiction book.

A: Fiction is a genre (type/kind) of book. Fictional books are not true stories.
'My favorite kind of fiction is fantasy and magic!'
Novel is another word for book, usually it is a chapter book or complex story.
'This novel is taking me a long time to read.'

A: yes, it sounds formal

One correction though :

Since this fiction had been published, it HAD attracted readers from different generations and influenced Chinese culture deeply for a long time.

or maybe

Since this fiction had been published, it HAD BEEN attracting readers from different generations and influenced Chinese culture deeply for a long time.

A: Since this fiction was first published, it has attracted new readers every generation and influenced Chinese culture deeply over a long period of time

Is this what you wanted to say?

A: Since this work of fiction was published, it has attracted readers from different generations and for a long time has greatly influenced Chinese culture.

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A: Fiction is a story or something made up

A: × I don’t like fiction movies because I can’t feel realistic
✓ I don’t like fiction movies because they don't feel realistic

A: I think most people read or buy paperback, they are less expensive to buy and to make. The average store has mostly paperback. Bookstores like Barnes & Noble have a variety of both. Personally I prefer hardcover books though.

A: @hanko-sj He wrote the most sensational fiction which has been published in Japan for a decade.

A: “...after the world war 2, or tragic plane accidents which took place in Japan.”

A: It's perfect