Difference between vision and view

[Agne]

Test No. incompl/inter-19 "A Collision - Finish this Story", question 4

That's better I've got a clearer ..........

(a) sight now
(b) view now
(c) picucture now
(d) vision now

Test No. incompl/inter-19 "A Collision - Finish this Story", answer 4

That's better I've got a clearer view now.

Correct answer: (b) view now

Your answer was: incorrect
That's better I've got a clearer vision now.
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How these words differ?

Agne

[Alan]

Vision is often what you think/see will happen in the future - it is an abstract idea or plan. View is simply what you see from your window for example.
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[Gonza]

Can you explain the different between sight and view in question number 4.

thank you.
Gonza

[Candy S]

Can you give me some examples to diffirentiate "sight" and "view"

[Alan]

Hi,

'Sight' is also of course the ability to see. In the sentence 'sight' would be a particular place that you want to visit and see and in that sense 'sightseeing' is visiting places of interest as a tourist. You would visit a famous city on holiday to see the sights such as a cathedral, a bridge or a castle, for example. 'View' is the picture/scene that you see in front of. You could say that you want to have a room in a hotel that has a view of the lake/river/sea.

Alan
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[Candy S]

Thanks Alan