Multiple choice general knowledge

We're going to have to concentrate on improving customer service _____ .

  1. at my point of view

  2. to my point of view

  3. from my point of view

  4. under my point of view
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C Correct answer
Explanation

The correct answer is 'from my point of view' because this is the correct English expression. The idiom is 'from [someone's] point of view' - meaning 'in [someone's] opinion'. 'At', 'to', and 'under' are not used with 'point of view'.

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