discourse marker · academic
From this perspective, + clause
Used to introduce a particular viewpoint when analysing or concluding.
Examples
“From this perspective, policymakers should prioritise long-term education funding.”
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Band 8 sentence
“From this perspective, implementing gradual reforms appears to be the most pragmatic way to balance economic growth and social equity.”
Collocations
- From this perspective, we can see that ...
- From this perspective, it is clear that ...
Common mistakes
In this perspective,→From this perspective,
From this perspective we should ...→From this perspective, we should ...
Say it for a higher band
5I think→6From my point of view,→7+From this perspective,
Synonyms
From this point of view,
Easily confused
From this point of view,
“From this point of view, the policy seems less effective.”
In this perspective,
“In this perspective the results are inconclusive.”
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