WATCH, LOOK, OR SEE? EXERCISE 2/EFL (B1/B2)

level: Intermediate (B1/B2)

Choosing between watch, look, and see is one of the most common challenges for learners of English. This is exercise 2 of 3.

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Complete each of the following sentences with either watch, look, or see.

1. I was (watching/seeing/looking) the new episode of The Last of Us.✓

2. Did you (watch/see/look) my brother at the store?✓

3. You have to (watch/see/look) at this from a different point of view.✓

4. I was (watching/seeing/looking) the game, and I didn't you standing there.✓

5. (Watch/See/Look) at that bird!✓

6. I've (watched/seen/looked) that actress in several other movies.✓

7. (Watch/See/Look) it! You almost ran me over with your motorcycle!✓

8. ? (Watch/See/Look) I told you you'd do well!✓

9. He was (watching/seeing/looking) for another job.✓

10. He doesn't fool me. I can (watch/see/look) right through him.✓

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