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Anslyn Jiang Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
What is the difference between "perception" and "perspective"?
i mean .
can i say :
from my perpective ...= from my perception...= as far as I am concerned....= from my viewpoint ... ?
As a conclusion in writing ,could i use them like they are basically the same?
thx
can i say :
from my perpective ...= from my perception...= as far as I am concerned....= from my viewpoint ... ?
As a conclusion in writing ,could i use them like they are basically the same?
thx
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" The following is okay: From my perspective/from my viewpoint/as far as I'm concerned, this project is feasible.
- " The following is okay: From my perspective/from my viewpoint/as far as I'm concerned, this project is feasible.
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There is no such phrase in English as "from my perception."
The following is okay:
From my perspective/from my viewpoint/as far as I'm concerned, this project is feasible.
The following is okay:
From my perspective/from my viewpoint/as far as I'm concerned, this project is feasible.
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Anslyn Jiangfrom my perspective ...= from my perception...= as far as I am concerned....= from my viewpoint ... ?These mean "In my opinion", and that's what I recommend.
CJ
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