whach/ look/ see
Who is the diferent about whach, look and see?
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Watch = when you are putting all your effort of looking at something over a period of time i.e. watching a film or a football match
See = When you aren’t really meaning it, just whatever is in your vision at the time i.e. you are walking down the road, when you see a coin on the pavement
Look = When you are specifically putting your attention on something for that particular moment i.e. looking at a pair of shoes in a shop window
Hope this helps!
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Some examples:
1. watch a film, watch TV or
watch kids, watch people working = observe
2. see a friend, see very well, see people in the streets. Can you see me?
3. look at somebody or something. Look at me!
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