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The views are amazing
Can I say:
The views are amazing.
The view is amazing.
I mean the whole area I can see.
They live in the countryside. They've got a cottage near the lake. I think we should go there. The view is amazing.
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Re: The views are amazing
It depends on whether you see it as a single view or a variety- both are possible.
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Re: The views are amazing
What about:
There's an amazing view.
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Re: The views are amazing

Originally Posted by
angelene001
What about:
There's an amazing view.
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Re: The views are amazing

Originally Posted by
angelene001
What about:
There's an amazing view.
I would normally use this:
1. with a heavily stressed 'there', while I was indicating the view,
2. if I followed it with some such expression as "just over that next rise".
Context is important. Please provide enough for us to be able to deal effectively with your question.
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