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From my point of view or in my opinion #1 (permalink) Tue Mar 01, 2005 17:15 pm   From my point of view or in my opinion
 

Test No. errors/inter-3 "Sally and her Letter", question 10

In my meaning there should ideally be a gap between school and university so that young people can see something of life.

(a) meaning
(b) should
(c) between
(d) something

Test No. errors/inter-3 "Sally and her Letter", answer 10

In my opinion there should ideally be a gap between school and university so that young people can see something of life.

Correct entry: opinion
The error was: (a) meaning

You have found the error but your entry is incorrect.
In my point of view there should ideally be a gap between school and university so that young people can see something of life.
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Why in my point of view is not correct? Could it be because the preposition before point of view is ON?
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From my point of view or in my opinion #2 (permalink) Tue Mar 01, 2005 21:51 pm   From my point of view or in my opinion
 

Well,

You can say from my point of view or in my opinion.
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From my point of view or in my opinion #3 (permalink) Thu May 12, 2005 13:03 pm   From my point of view or in my opinion
 

what about in my mind?

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In mind #4 (permalink) Thu May 12, 2005 13:51 pm   In mind
 

Well, in your mind might be grammatically correct but it's a rather awkward expression that is rarely used. You can say on my mind when you talk about something that is worrying you or when you refer to something or somebody you think about all the time. When you talk aboiut visual memories you can say I can see it in my mind's eye or when you imagine or envision something you can see it through your mind's eye. If you want to ask a person to tell you what they are thinking about or looking for you can say What do you have in mind? However, you would not say in your mind, only in mind.
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