Welcome all the greetings, welcome to English with Lusi!
Today I have a grammar lesson for you
some kind of grammar and vocabulary lesson.
About “watch, see and see”
Three words that look very close to each other
They are very similar, really very similar words,
but we use them in different situations
and many of my dear students
cause trouble and confusion.
Then, let’s get started.
First of all,
then we will compare them
that you understand exactly.
And I drink, the guys I do not know
If I do not stop sending a request to Skype,
I’ll go to bananas (crazy)
So look at the first.
“Look” may be a shout
The phrase “horse” is used together with the word,
“look at something”
Looking at something
We direct our eyes to that object,
So, “I’m looking at you”, the action takes place
and then we focus our attention on that.
Hence, we focus our eyes on something
and direct our attention to him,
So if we have an object of “look,” we use the word “horse”
“look at that dog”, for example,
In contrast to the expression “look there”
So, I can not say “look at it” and say “look at the dog”.
“See” is to feel something by using our eyes.
It may be casual.
Remember, this is a verb,
“see, saw, seen”.
I have a video of many used, irregular verbs,
here you can watch for more information
irregular verbs, according to their personality
and pronunciation.
So “seeing one thing” is to sense something
through your eyes,
“I saw your mom in the coffee shop”
I noticed him with my eyes.
Now, it was very similar to “look” “look”
whereas the way we use them is very limited.
“Watch” meant something to look at
longer than usual
and usually the object moves or changes,
then, “watching TV” because the TV’s screen is moving.
I do not look at the TV,
If I had looked at the TV, it would be a short look,
it would be a short review, but when I say “I’m watching” I focus on it.
It’s one of my favorite things to love
sit in the cafe on the window
and people were watching
“I’m watching people out there” because they are acting.
They simply do not “look” up,
because it would be a short,
and perhaps they would not move,
“I’m watching” and see what they do.
Speaking about the intuition, movies, sports competitions or concerts,
we can also use “see”
“Beyonsu saw last year”,
or “I went to see Chelsea playing Arsenal”
“I watched football match”,
but I went to see a special game “
However, with the TV
we always use “watch television”.
We use the word “see” when it comes out with more “one thing to watch”.
At home, it’s mixed, is not it?
Do not worry, we’ll compare them all.
What was my favorite movie?
In my opinion, my favorite movie runs from Huisenk.
Write a review below, what was your favorite movie?
I’m always looking for good movie recommendations.
So, I say, “Last night
I saw a runaway runaway “
and “I watched Runaway last night”,
Are they saying different things,
or the same thing?
They express different things.
If I say “I’ve watched”
“When I was watching, I was at home.”
If I said, “I saw it, then I went out.”
I went to the cinema and said, “I saw her there,
“I watched the movie out of my house”
I was traveling with “seeing”.
Well, another, “I watched a man digging a hole”
“I saw a man in the hole”
What’s the difference here?
The issue here is not music or film or public speech,
the difference was pretty simple,
it was a completely different difference.
If I say, “I watched a man dig a hole”
I sat there and saw all or part of the process.
If I say, “I saw a man in the hole”
I walked down the street
a hole in the hole hit a man.
So much for today’s lesson.
Your homework was 3 sentences
Using the words “look, see, and see.”
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In another lesson I will meet you soon.
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