In plural, is it "points of views", "points of view" or "point of views"?
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"points of view"
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Points of view is the correct one. http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/british/point-of-view
The rule of thumb is that the noun gets pluralized. The noun here is "point" and "of view" is the adjectival clause. example. "son-in-law" which becomes "sons-in-law"
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"Points of view." See it as if the "view" were the source of your "points". Like "pieces of cake."
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Three of them are correct. It depends on the meaning.
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