1. Confusing Words • Level 1

Look vs. Watch vs. See

10 Questions • 3 Minutes

📖 Lesson: Look vs. Watch vs. See

SEE (Passive Ability)

To perceive with eyes naturally.
"I *saw* a bird in the sky." (It happened).

LOOK (Active Focus)

To direct your eyes intentionally.
"Look at that picture!" (Make an effort).

WATCH (Moving Objects/Duration)

To look at something moving or for a long time.
"I *watch* TV."
"I *watched* the football match."

📋 Practice Questions

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1. Did you _____ that bird?

Alook
Bwatch
Csee
Dview

2. _____ at me!

AWatch
BSee
CLook
DView

3. I like to _____ TV.

Alook
Bsee
Cwatch
Dobserve

4. I can't _____ my glasses.

Alook
Bwatch
Cfind
Dsee

5. He is _____ the football match.

Alooking
Bwatching
Cseeing
Dviewing

6. I _____ him yesterday.

Awatched
Blooked
Csaw
Dviewed

7. Stop _____ out the window.

Awatching
Bseeing
Clooking
Dviewing

8. Can you _____ the difference?

Awatch
Blook
Csee
Dview

9. _____ out! A car is coming.

ALook
BWatch
CSee
DView

10. I visited Paris and _____ the Eiffel Tower.

Awatched
Blooked
Csaw
Dviewed