" in fact " and " indeed "

I think both of them mean 'in reality' / 'in point of fact.'

Dubai GirlI use " in fact " when i write an essay but when i listen to news, they use " indeed "

Yeah, I agree. I think we hear 'indeed' more often than 'in fact' on the news....

Can anyone explain the difference ?

We can say that;
'in fact' = factual
'indeed' = actual

In fact, there is very little difference indeed.

:-)

thank you

Mike In JapanWe can say that;
'in fact' = factual
'indeed' = actual

In fact, there is very little difference indeed.

:-)

Nice Mike... You make things funny...

in fact ,i feel confused indeed...

Dubai GirlHiwhat is the difference between " in fact " and " indeed "I use " in fact " when i write an essay but when i listen to news, they use " indeed "

"in fact" and "indeed" can be different.

"indeed" is used to agree with or confirm something.

Yeh, I think, "In fact" actually confuse something, likely "nevertheless" or "however" but its means detailed to the thing
"Indeed" means contributing to something, its means also detailed to the thing but it agrees

Oh come on