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As I see it vs As I can see

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'As I see it' is a common idiomatic expression used to introduce one's opinion or perspective. On the other hand, 'As I can see' is more literal and refers to one's ability to physically see something.

Last updated: April 07, 2024 • 257 views

As I see it

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English as an idiomatic expression to introduce one's opinion or perspective.

This phrase is used to introduce one's viewpoint or opinion on a particular matter. It is often used in discussions or debates to express one's perspective.

Examples:

  • As I see it, we should focus on improving our customer service.
  • As I see it, the best course of action is to wait and see how things develop.
  • As I see it, the project needs more time and resources to be successful.

Alternatives:

  • In my opinion
  • From my perspective
  • From where I stand
  • In my view
  • As far as I'm concerned

As I can see

This phrase is correct but is more literal and refers to one's ability to physically see something.

This phrase is used to indicate one's ability to physically see something. It is more straightforward and less idiomatic compared to 'As I see it.'

Examples:

  • As I can see, the building is located on the corner of the street.
  • As I can see, there are no available seats in the waiting area.
  • As I can see, the document is missing some important information.
  • Well, as much as I can see you.
  • Everyone thinks you are among the dead, but as I can see, that is total nonsense.
  • And as I can see the statistics??
  • Well, as I can see, you've already gathered we're in a bit of a situation here that... quite frankly, it's a little outside my area of expertise.
  • No, but when I see him, I can see him as clearly as I can see you.
  • Know that your kindness, generosity and prayers truly make a difference and it is greatly appreciate as I can see here in Zambia how the money you gave last year has been put to good use.
  • As I can see, Your Holiness, you don't have the mullet.
  • As I can see, you haven't changed your taste: Johnny Walker, Courvoisier.
  • Bread, received with ingratitude, as I can see.
  • Well, as much as I can see you.
  • You like squashes, as I can see.
  • Yes, as clearly as I can see you now.
  • But you better be waving a white flag high and clear, so as I can see it.
  • Just as I can see the pain on this man right here.
  • But as I can see, you too have accomplished your part.
  • You can't move so long as I can see you.
  • And he's as close to, as I can see, a worldwide figure like a Muhammad Ali was.
  • The biggest problem caused by the Internet, as I can see it, is the openness and accessibility to an unlimited amount of information.
  • Thank you... as I can see you now.
  • I can see that path for Olivia as clearly as I can see my own image in the mirror.

Alternatives:

  • From what I can see
  • Based on what I see
  • As far as my vision goes
  • To the best of my vision
  • As I observe

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