LOOK, WATCH, and SEE | What is the Difference?

Learn the difference between the verbs look, watch, and see in English. Watch until the end of the video for a neat little summary to know which verb to use!

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[englishteachersami]

I have been learning more and more from your brilliant teaching so my hearty responsibilities for your fabulous service. Thanks madam

[yislin]

I watch your youtube when you talk about some topic, your smile is best😊I interested in your sofa, it look at comfortable😛

[edumogrovejovargas]

You explain very well the differences beetween the 3 words but the people use look and see when they are aware of that and is very common look and see, watch is for the TV for example

[rauldelascasas]

Excellent class of pronunciation 🙂🙂🙂👍👍👍

[nordinesalmi]

I looked through my window and saw a bird building a nest.So I sit down and watched it till it finished.It was perfect.
.It's very useful for me thank you.

[vi]

Clear explanation !
Thanks for your lesson.

[estevaoaraujo]

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[mansoorali]

I never forget watch your video every Friday.

[farhapranita]

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[mxoglfu]

Your videos are informative .I have a question .which is ( are correct)
He showed great skill.
He showed a great skill.
I have considerable faith in him.
I have a considerable faith in him.
He has deep love for her.
He has a deep love for her.
Should we use ( a) or not ? Why, why not?
Thanks in advance .way to go.

[gazaziho]

You're using very simple, useful and attractive way of teaching that will stay in memory for ever..
Thanks Emma..waiting for the next video..

[Snow-rdvn]

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[Silversyd]

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[parnidnps]

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[scarlettstarlet]

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[blessingdawn]

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Truly wonderful lesson, I learn lots of new things with you lesson.
Thank you.

[wilfriedmathias]

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it´s like heavenly music for my ears.

[wagner]

Good Job. Your explanation about this subject was perfect.