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Watch, Look, and See Exercise

August 26, 2026 A1pdf

Complete the 12 sentences below. Choose the best answer for each one.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1We ............... TV after dinner.
Wrong!
Use "watch" for TV because you spend time looking at something that moves.
2............... at this picture, please.
Wrong!
Use "Look" with at when you ask someone to turn their eyes to something.
3I can ............... the moon from my window.
Wrong!
Use "see" with can when you mean something is visible to your eyes.
4Please ............... the baby while I cook.
Wrong!
Use "watch" when you look at someone carefully for some time.
5............... at the board, class.
Wrong!
Use "Look" with at to tell someone to direct their eyes to a place.
6Did you ............... my keys on the table?
Wrong!
Use "see" when you notice something with your eyes.
7Don't talk; I want to ............... the film.
Wrong!
Use "watch" for a film because you look at it for a period of time.
8I ............... in the mirror before I leave.
Wrong!
Use "look" with in the mirror when you turn your eyes to check something.
9It is dark, and I can't ............... the street.
Wrong!
Use "see" when something is not visible because it is dark.
10My dad likes to ............... the game on TV.
Wrong!
Use "watch" for a game because you look at an action for some time.
11When Anna speaks, I ............... at her.
Wrong!
Use "look" with at when your eyes move to a person or thing.
12In this photo, you can ............... a cat.
Wrong!
Use "see" with can when a thing is visible in a picture.

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  1. We watch TV after dinner.
  2. Look at this picture, please.
  3. I can see the moon from my window.
  4. Please watch the baby while I cook.
  5. Look at the board, class.
  6. Did you see my keys on the table?
  7. Don’t talk; I want to watch the film.
  8. I look in the mirror before I leave.
  9. It is dark, and I can’t see the street.
  10. My dad likes to watch the game on TV.
  11. When Anna speaks, I look at her.
  12. In this photo, you can see a cat.

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