Confusing Verbs: Look, See, Watch
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Autore Džesika Millere
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Montāžas Apraksts
Help ESL students distinguish confusing verbs like look, see, and watch with comics!
Montāžas Teksta
- LOOK
- Look at that owl!
- SEE
- No, I didn't see it.
- Did you see that old car?
- WATCH
- What are you doing, mom?
- I'm watching my favorite show.
- "Look" means to move our eyes to something and focus on or pay attention to it. "Look" often has "at" after it.
- LOOK
- "See" means to notice something or someone with our eyes. We do not continue to "look" at it, we just notice something or someone.
- SEE
- "Watch" is like "look," but when we "watch" we are using our eyes to look at something for a longer time. We watch movies, t.v., plays.
- WATCH
- Create your own example using "look."
- Create your own example using "see."
- Create your own example using "watch."
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