Take (on) sb's point of view
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Could you please tell me if "take on someone's point of view" mean the same as "take someone's point of view."
Is "assume" a good word in this context?
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None of that would be very clear even though all three forms are not bad English. In fact, I can't tell what you mean. A person's point of view is a complex personal phenomenon that no other person could possibly even know much less adopt, which is the word you're groping for, I think.
- None of that would be very clear even though all three forms are not bad English.
- In fact, I can't tell what you mean.
- A person's point of view is a complex personal phenomenon that no other person could possibly even know much less adopt, which is the word you're groping for, I think.
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None of that would be very clear even though all three forms are not bad English. In fact, I can't tell what you mean. A person's point of view is a complex personal phenomenon that no other person could possibly even know much less adopt, which is the word you're groping for, I think.
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