 SEE refers to the visual impressions that come to our eyes. Seeing is not always deliberate, it may be accidental.           We saw a bat flying across the room
      SEE refers to the visual impressions that come to our eyes. Seeing is not always deliberate, it may be accidental.           We saw a bat flying across the room
 LOOK suggests intention: we are trying to see something.     He looks at every girl he sees
      LOOK suggests intention: we are trying to see something.     He looks at every girl he sees
 WATCH implies looking, but suggests that something is moving, changing or developing in front of us.
      WATCH implies looking, but suggests that something is moving, changing or developing in front of us.
                       I watch a football match every Sunday
 Be careful!       We watch TV          but      We see a film or a play.
      Be careful!       We watch TV          but      We see a film or a play.
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