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The phrase "what's your view" is correct and commonly used in written English
It is typically used to ask someone for their opinion or perspective on a topic. Example: "What's your view on the current state of the economy?"
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"Joey Barton, without bringing in four girls, what's your view…" and "[Overweight] girls, I think that's one for Joey Barton… you're a health freak, aren't you?" Barton apologised for his comment and viewed Dimbleby's pomposity philosophically.
"What's your view on our modern-day empathy for animals?" "There's certainly a tension between concern for animals at the population and species level and concern for individual animals.
What's your view?
What's your view on Pakistan?
What's your view of that?
What's your view on this?
Princeton restaurants: What's your view?
Q: What's your view on it?
What's your view of that development?
What's your view of Sherlock Holmes?
What's your view on van Sant's latest?
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