see VS look
What is the difference?
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"see" is you physical ability
"look" is done on purpose
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"See" is to notice someone or something in sight.
E.g = He can't see a thing without his glasses.
"Look" is to direct your eyes to something or someone, so you can see it (or them).
E.g = I'm looking, but I can't see it.
Seeing is just what is in sight, while looking is with the intention to see/spot something or someone.
I hope it makes sense?!?!
Have a great week!
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Thank you .Very helpful .
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"to see" is normally used when you take a look quickly ignoring details, in other cases it means "to meat" like :it's good to see you again"
"to look" is to see something with details and more especific.
also "look" is used when you mean "to see other people"
-Look at those guys
-Don't look at me like that
-Don't look back after your breakup
now with see:
-See the clouds
-Can't you see we're in trouble?
-I'm glad to see you(You're not saying "look" because You're not looking at the other person very slowly)
i hope this helps, if you want to talk just send me a message :)
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