1. Правильный вариант ответа высвечивается при работе с презентацией в режиме «показ слайдов». 2. Подчеркнутые слова содержат перевод, который появляется при наведении мыши на данное слово.
See is to perceive with your eyes, but it is usually not intentional (you don’t “try” to see, it just happens). Watch is to keep your eyes on something (usually something that is moving) for a long time. It is intentional. I saw a car accident while driving home from work. I’m watching TV. I watched the baseball game
We usually say “Have you seen …?” when asking a question about if someone has watched a certain film: - Have you seen the new James Bond movie? - Yeah, I saw it yesterday! - No, I haven’t seen it yet. Also, we usually use see when going to a movie or show in a theater or public place, and watch when doing it at home: Let’s go see a movie at the theater. Let’s watch a movie on my laptop. I saw Adele live in concert last month. I watched Adele’s performance on TV
Look! There's grandma. They looked at the picture and laughed. Look at all these toys on the floor. She looked up from her book and smiled at me. I looked out (of) the window. Look over there - there's a rainbow!
1.There is a scary man outside _____ ing my house. 2.I can’t ________ any fruit juice in the fridge. 3.He ____ed at his daughter with pride in his eyes. 4.She was ____ ing out of the window. 5.Football is very popular and many people go and _______ matches on Sunday. 6.Did you ________ the advert in the newspaper ? https://wordwall.net/ru/resource/58084398 watch see look look watch see
