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    See is a passive word used to describe noticing something without active effort, like seeing a car. Look at is an active word for briefly observing something, like looking at a dress. Watch is also active but implies observing for a longer period of time, like watching television. The document provides examples of using see, look at, and watch correctly and an interactive exercise for the reader to check their understanding of when to use each word.

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    See is a passive word used to describe noticing something without active effort, like seeing a car. Look at is an active word for briefly observing something, like looking at a dress. Watch is also active but implies observing for a longer period of time, like watching television. The document provides examples of using see, look at, and watch correctly and an interactive exercise for the reader to check their understanding of when to use each word.

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    See, Look and Watch

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    See is a passive word used to describe noticing something without active effort, like seeing a car. Look at is an active word for briefly observing something, like looking at a dress. Watch is also active but implies observing for a longer period of time, like watching television. The document provides examples of using see, look at, and watch correctly and an interactive exercise for the reader to check their understanding of when to use each word.

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    See, Look at, and Watch

     Do you know the difference between see, look at, and watch?

    See is an inactive word. When your eyes are open, you do it without thinking. Example- I see a car near
    the store.

    Look at is an active word. You must want to do it. But it is for a short time. Example- Look at this
    dress.

    Watch is also an active word. You must want to do it but it is for a longer period of time. Example- Let's
    watch television.

    Check Your Understanding


    Choose the correct word (see, look at, or watch.) Click the box to see the correct answer.
    __________

    1. Do you want to                      a movie with me tonight?

    __________

    2. Please                     the clock and tell me what time it is.

    __________

    3. I like to go to the zoo and                     the animals while they are playing.*

    __________

    4. How many things do you                     in this office?

    __________

    5. I want to                      that sweater again. Maybe I will buy it.

    *Remember, this means it is a long time.

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