See, watch or look at

See, watch or look at

SEE

Used for the ability of seeing

Notice something using our eyes

Example:

I can see you out there!

WE ALSO USE SEE...

Public performances or sport matches

Example:

A What did you do for your birthday?

B I went to see a movie with my friends

LOOK (AT)

We use LOOK or LOOK AT when we direct our eyes at somewhere, when we pay some attention

Example:

Look! It's a monster!

Look at the board please.

WATCH

We use WATCH when we pay attention to something we are seeing.

Example:

The guard is watching over the neighbourhood

WE USE WATCH...

For TV!

Example:

My sister watches TV all day long!

For guard, or take care of something

Example:

I have to watch the turkey in the oven

Let's see if you got that!

Prepare for Quiz on 3 ... 2 ... 1...

Multiple Choice

I can't ...... anything without my glasses

• see

• look

• watch

Multiple Choice

Could you ..... the kids while I cook dinner?

• see

• look at

• watch

Multiple Choice

He went to the stadium to...... his favourite football team.

• see

• look at

• watch

Multiple Choice

I like ...... cartoons on TV

• seeing

• looking at

• watching

Multiple Choice

A Tell me what can you ..... on the picture

B There's a tree and some apples...

• look

• see

• watch

Multiple Choice

........ the pictures carefully. Then answer the questions.

• see

• watch at

• look at