Look, see or watch? π

See: your eyes notice something, without trying
I can see the mountains from my window.
Did you see that car?
Look (at): you try to see something
Look at this photo!
She looked at me and smiled.
Watch: look at something that moves or changes, for some time
I watch TV every evening.
We watched the football match.
| Word | Example |
| see | I saw an accident. |
| look at | Look at the board. |
| watch | Watch the children. |
β I looked a film yesterday.
β I watched a film yesterday.
β Look me!
β Look at me!
π‘ We say see a film in the cinema, and watch a film at home. Both are correct.