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See, look and watch exercise

July 12, 2012 - B1pdf

Complete the following sentences using appropriate verbs. Choose your answers from the options given below each question.

Progress 0 of 10 answered
1Ring up and ............... whether she is at home.
Wrong!
2I ............... a dark figure behind the window.
Wrong!
3Suddenly I ............... something strange.
Wrong!
4Please ............... at this photo.
Wrong!
5Do you ............... that man in the blue shirt?
Wrong!
6............... what you have done.
Wrong!
7I like to ............... football matches on TV.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Either see or watch is possible here.
8That kid spends too much time ............... TV.
Wrong!
9I’m looking to ............... whether there is any food left.
Wrong!
10I ............... they are going to put up taxes again.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/10

Answers

  1. Ring up and see whether she is at home.
  2. I saw a dark figure behind the window.
  3. Suddenly I saw something strange.
  4. Please look at this photo.
  5. Do you see that man in the blue shirt?
  6. Look what you have done.
  7. I like to see/watch football matches on TV.
  8. That kid spends too much time watching TV.
  9. I’m looking to see whether there is any food left.
  10. I see they are going to put up taxes again.
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