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Your point of view is the way you see or think about things. The way you think about things is influenced by your experiences in life as well as things like how old you are, how much money you have, your interests, your abilities, and even what you look like, For example, if you are young, you may have a different point of view from someone who is old. Let's say your town is thinking about building either an art museum or a swimming pool. Because you are young, you might think it's better to have a swimming pool. Being young influences your point of view. Of course, your point of view might be different if you don't like to swim and want to be a painter or sculptor when you grow up.
Parents and kids don't always agree about getting a dog for a pet because they have different points of view. Parents are thinking about things like who will feed it and walk it, and kids are mainly thinking about how much fun it would be to play with it.From my point of view, the party went really well, but Erin thought it was no fun at all because some friends of hers couldn't come.- similar words:
- angle, idea, light, position, stand
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