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Semantic difference in the usage of the verbs "to see", "to look", and "to watch".

Differences: see, look, watch

see look watch differences

Students match the pictures with the sentences.

Synonyms Look, See, Watch

Watch/look/see What's the difference?

Students organize the conversations writing 1 or 2, then drag the pictures to the situation they’re related to.

Read the sentences and choose the correct verb for each sentence.

BUY
EAT
WALK
GO
TALK
LAUGH
SING
COOK
EXERCISE
BUY
SLEEP
MAKE
SEE
HELP
WATCH

Make Do See Watch

Compound sentences:

A compound sentence consists of two or more independent clauses joined by a coordinating conjunction (e.g. and, or, but, so).

To-infinitives and bare infinitives:

• Some verbs are followed by to-infinitives such as decide, expect, plan, want, promise, agree, hope, hesitate, ask…
• Some verbs are followed by bare infinitives such as make, let, hear, see, watch…

Compound sentences:

A compound sentence consists of two or more independent clauses joined by a coordinating conjunction (e.g. and, or, but, so).

To-infinitives and bare infinitives:

• Some verbs are followed by to-infinitives such as decide, expect, plan, want, promise, agree, hope, hesitate, ask…
• Some verbs are followed by bare infinitives such as make, let, hear, see, watch…

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Objective

To understand and use the verbs: say, tell, hear, listen, look, watch, and see correctly in context.