In my view, in my opinion, in my point of view

[stevepham]

Hello everyone, so today I want to ask all of you about these 3 phrases" In my view" , "in my opinoin" , "in my point of view".

So as far as I know, these 3 sentences are for expressing our idea, but what is the difference between them ? It sounds the same for me, but I think it have reasons for people to use them in different situtations.

 

[boozer]

The first two are fine, though often pretentious, in my view . The third one is weird.

 

[stevepham]

^: I think it seems normal to me. I have seen this many times , but I can't grasp the difference between them .

 

[Acoreano]

The first two are identical although I would say "in my opinion" is more common. I have NEVER heard anyone say "in my point of view". You can say "FROM my point of view" but that means something slightly different from IMV <in my view> or IMO <in my opinion>.

Edited to write out text abbreviations in full. Cagey, moderator.

 

[boozer]

I have NEVER heard anyone say "in my point of view"..

Well, now we have.

 

[MattiasNYC]

The first two are identical although I would say "in my opinion" is more common. I have NEVER heard anyone say "in my point of view". You can say "FROM my point of view" but that means something slightly different from IMV or IMO.

I agree.