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2Likes- 01-Aug-2011, 05:13 #1
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view Which one is c?
His view of or his view to something?
- 01-Aug-2011, 05:24 #2
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Teacher Re: view It depends on the context:
I don't like his views on/about the role of women in society.
He bough the house with a view to renovating it and renting it out.
He shot the hostage in full view of the horrified crew.
- 01-Aug-2011, 05:26 #3
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Teacher Re: view Do we need a gloss for 'c'?
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