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See vs Watch vs Look
Many students often make a mistake when using the verbs see, watch, and look.
All three verbs involve using your eyes.
However, they are used in different situations.
See – to have the ability to use your eyes; to notice something with your eyes; to meet someone
I can’t see the screen.
I’m going to see my friend tomorrow.
I saw a play at the theater last weekend.
Look – turn your eyes toward something
Please look at the photo.
If you look at the top of the page, you will see the name of the restaurant.
When I looked at the dog, he stopped barking.
Watch – to look at something for a period of time carefully
I watch TV everyday.
I want to watch a movie this weekend.
We watched a soccer match on Tuesday.
Please be careful next time you want to use these verbs.
