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Look, see and watch
Look, See and Watch
- See means to notice people and things with your eyes.
- Look (at) is used when you are trying to see something or someone. If look is followed by an object, you must use a preposition. The usual preposition is 'at'.
- Watch means to look at something for a period of time, usually something which moves or changes.
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