B2 First Vocabulary:
Point of view
“Point of view” is used to emphasise that you are giving your own personal opinion about something. It can also be used to talk about a way of thinking. It is usually used with “from” followed by the subject whose opinion is being described.
For example: “From my point of view, I think we should go to the cinema today and the beach tomorrow” or “From an environmental point of view driving cars every day is very bad”.
Below are examples of how 'Point of view' could be used in the B2 First (FCE) exam.
Speaking Part 4:
Examiner: “Do you think people use the internet too much?”
Candidate: “From my point of view, I would say no. I think the internet just gives us a better opportunity to do things like….”
Reading and Use of English Part 4:
In my opinion I think private schools provide a better education.
POINT
From ………………………… I think private schools provide a better education.
Practice 'Point of view' with the following lessons:
Reading and Use of English | Part 4
