Front

What is the difference between 'see', 'look', and 'watch'?

Back

'See' is the ability to perceive with the eyes, 'look' is to direct your eyes towards something, and 'watch' means to observe something attentively over a period of time.

Front

When do we use 'watch'?

Back

'Watch' is used when we are observing something that is moving or happening, like a movie or a sports game.

Front

When do we use 'look'?

Back

'Look' is used when we are directing our attention to something, often for a brief moment, like looking at a picture.

Front

When do we use 'see'?

Back

'See' is used to describe the act of perceiving something with our eyes, often without intention, like seeing a tree as we walk by.

Front

Fill in the blank: My family and I are going to .......... the badminton match.

Back

watch

Front

Fill in the blank: Did you .......... the match between Manchester United and Chelsea last night?

Back

watch

Front

Fill in the blank: Please .......... both ways before you cross the street.

Back

look

Front

Fill in the blank: If you had .......... carefully, you will notice the mistake.

Back

looked

Front

Fill in the blank: Can you .......... the red dot in the middle of the screen?

Back

see

Front

Fill in the blank: Yes, I can .......... it clearly.

Back

see