English in a Minute: Verbs to use with 'view'

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  Commonly used with the noun view.

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  A view is how you see the world, your opinions and beliefs.

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  You can agree with a view and that means you share the same opinion.

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  I agree with the view that exercise is an important part of a healthy lifestyle.

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  If evidence supports a view, it means it makes the view convincing.

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  But we're still not 100% sure.

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  But if evidence confirms the view, it clearly shows that the view is correct.

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  The new study supports his view, but we need more research to make sure.

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  If you feel confident that the view is supported or confirmed,

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