Whya re the examples at top considered "op | French Q & A

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Whya re the examples at top considered "opinions?"

Most of the examples under the top heading (using the imnparfait to express opinions) are not opinions, but descriptions of states of things: "A king and queen lived," "a girl stood," "the sun shone." Am I missing something here?

This question relates to:French lesson "Expressing opinions and describing with the imperfect tense in French (L'Imparfait)"

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Whya re the examples at top considered "opinions?"

Most of the examples under the top heading (using the imnparfait to express opinions) are not opinions, but descriptions of states of things: "A king and queen lived," "a girl stood," "the sun shone." Am I missing something here?

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