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what is the difference between see,look and watch...?can anyone explain the difference between these three?
Hopefully this will help. When you look at something you see it. To look at something is really to point your eyes at it. To see is to realize or comprehend what you are looking at. I looked at the ground and saw my feet. To watch is to look at something for an extended period of time. The amount of time doesn't have to be great. We watch things that are doing something or that may do something. We watch to see what happens. I watch a football game. We look at inanimate things, but we don't say that we watch them because they don't do anything. For example, I look at my coffee cup, but I wouldn't say that I watch my coffee cup.
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