Difference between 'See', 'Watch' and 'Look' - English Grammar lesson ( ESL )

[@Vilena85]

Thank you for the lesson. But "look" can be used in continuous form. Non-continuous meaning "seem" - as in It looks impossible. Continuous meaning "stare at" - as in Im looking at the strange man. "See" also can be used in the continuous form if the meaning is "visit" She is seeing a doctor this morning.

[@kritikhurana1455]

I agree. Look and See do have ing forms ie continuous forms

[@anirban3616]

"i'm looking forward to meet you" here we are using -ing form for look

[@teamefrdu5028]

I look forward to meeting you

[@ramalaxmi4989]

I am watching your videos daily & learning English when to use right words in a right way.

[@ArshadM78]

“What are you looking at?” “I'm looking at this flower.” I'll be seeing my lawyer on Friday

[@hajiheri9690]

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[@elmacachero7058]

Simple and best teacher ..i really like all your videos ma'am

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Rachna your way of teaching is just awesome. Thanks

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I really like your presentations.They are very simple and can be understood easily.Thank you very much for your efforts.

[@LunaUnica]

I love all teachers of this channel...very kind very innocent women

[@cvelu9896]

I watched your fantastic teaching,look at the white board and enjoyed at seeing your writing.

[@huzaifahsheergar6763]

Thanks Rachna , I requesting you that please explain what's the difference between need,neccesary and must and between even and also and when we can use the word " being" and what's the meaning of it .

[@aartigadewar2413]

I was little confused in between watch look and see.... But you solve that... Thank u mam..

[@tuerkita]

Hello! I am learning english with you, and I need to ask you a question… In this video: Between Vs Among - English Grammar Lesson ( IELTS & TOEFL) you explained how to use correctly "between" and "amog". What I understood is that when you have more than two options to choose, you use "among". But in the title of this video you have three options (see, watch and look) and you are using "between". Why is that? Thank you for your answer ;)

[@kddd3624]

Really thanks to you for your valuable lesson. Now i am confident to right use of words see, look & watch. i wanna connect with you as long as improve my English skill.

[@nasimakhter2122]

Tnanx rachna,your teaching way is very beautifull &intrestin.keep it countinue.

[@dirtywashedupsparkle]

Love these explanations, as one teacher to another I thank you.

[@Mahaperiyava599]

Can we use" I watched the film yesterday"?

[@satyanarayanagv9982]

thank-you rachana , really your lessons are helping to improve my vocabulary

[@Gloria7482]

Great explanation! Always I am confused with those three verbs when I need to use them thanks.

[@sharaforc2280]

Excellent lessons..add comparisons such as make & prepare. Thank you.

[@Mohammedalich]

There is similarity in all, 'see, look and watch' but we need to use it according to the situation or sentences structure. In the example of 'kittens', it does not emphasize that focus but long period of time. We can not say just focusing!@Neeha Ali. Thanks.

[@cinciacincia3158]

I'm leaning a lot from you. .. Thank you so much mam... May the Lord Jesus christ continue to bless you more and more. ..

[@astronoybrasil7990]

From Brazil From Marcio Very useful tips, Teacher. Thanks.

[@brd8764]

It is present tense continuously. Be responsible. Be credible. Be reliable. Be it.

[@kranthhicools]

wow i could see your smiling face and i loved it .i looked at the board which is white & clean and i love it. i watched the video and learned writing this whole sentence yes i loved it... AM i right? thank u soo much

[@ssklogeshsubramani9609]

Thanks alot for yours great video. Examples: 1.)when i was surfing the you tube, i just saw ur video. 2.) And after i saw, i looked to your video content 3.)Then, i gradually start watching your videos daily This is all correct?

[@miclaudjoram7488]

Thank you very much for your video I learned more and helpful than I expected

[@surajmishra-iq9vh]

Thanks mam it is very helpful..i m watching ur videos from 2 months

[@sukalyankayal4769]

Why you are using seeing?? It's see don't use seeing. Its wrong. But you are a great teacher. I love your lessons. Thank you.

[@meenab3762]

Nice teaching,with good examples

[@satishmeesala1274]

Sister your teaching super 👌👌 and simple methods

[@lalbahaduryadav9554]

It's really useful to me.Thank you.

[@mohdmusarit7250]

Very massive acknowledged lesson reveald by her on the contrary, i have a little bit confusion at the ending when she was delevring a piece lesson at watch. Now my confusion about lesson is ; as she reveald a watch meaning , looking at something for a long period of time with entire attention. Then What is the word "look after" means? As it the word used for an entire life progress. There ought be "watch after" according to her spoken defination. Please, clear me mentioned point? Otherwise, lesson is marvellou. Thank you.

[@ananyadas6819]

u are a great teacher ma'am..

[@yourlyonyourcone8859]

Thank you for your explanation...I liked a lot... I would want know which is the difference between..."PUT, SET, LAY and PLACE"...thanks so much...!!!

[@Mohammedalich]

The different is- a movement is involved in the second example!@Samar Ali... Thanks.

[@r.venkateshvenky5285]

hi, mam thanks for your simple english teaching. and I learned lot from this...

[@rhaysamartinez4282]

Alejo

[@aradhanaadarshi3644]

Thanks Rachna mam, u teach very well..

[@akshajeer1500]

Pls add a video for could be, must be, should be, would be& may be.

[@michaelmegos3431]

It helps me alot! You are really smart instructor. Thank you,,,Rachna

[@kishoresurroy11]

U r a good teacher.

[@arifulhaque1297]

very very helpful. I wanna watch more differences.

[@manoharkrishnan2498]

Nice explanation and got cleared my doubts. Thanks

[@Madhuyadava449]

Excellent teaching mam.continue this

[@rakibakhatun2760]

thank u so mush for this videos.. i was confused.. but now it is clear...

[@econil1]

Difference between over, finish,and complete.. Plz make a lesson mam

[@dulalhossain1286]

thank ypu very much .Now I am clear about the topic.

[@cinciacincia3158]

I'm learning a lot from you...

[@knownfacts7004]

Dear Sir, Really too interesting Thank you

[@harmanpreetchauhan6487]

Thanks ma'am. Your video dispelled all my doubts regarsing this topic. But ma'am can you interpret the concept of NOTICE and OBSERVE? And one more thing, are you gonna make a video on how can we use LOOK AFTER, LOOK INTO AND LOOK AT etc.?

[@sjeewaanuranga6031]

very helpful your lesson to me . thanks thanks

[@moizhussain8169]

It's a useful lesson for who are learning English ma'am 😘

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Good, ma'am your explanation is nice

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[@lakshmichaithanya2324]

Difference Between the words completed, finished and difference...pls make a lesson

[@prasadb9728]

It's really very useful information

[@wandaltipra3201]

I love ur explanation so i need more like this plesae

[@cleofaspintolimalima1627]

All right teacher very Good you great 10

[@ajspokenenglishkaraikal7270]

Rachna does not make mistakes while speaking English whereas others often do.. For an instance, The word LIKE is a preposition... It is preceded by an object but not a sentence.... But some of your trainers use LIKE I SAID... this is incorrect as LIKE is not a conjunction... You may say AS I SAID instead of LIKE I SAID...

[@globalonetranscription510]

Its not wrong to say Like i said

[@naziyathabassum9831]

thank u ...its very useful....can u plz tell d diff btw keep and put...i really get confused with this two words

[@chetangaikwad5389]

See ( is sences/verb presepation/involentry) Watch(action is complete )

[@ramalaxmi4989]

Hai Rachna mam. Plz give me the video that, The difference between do & did. And also when we have to use them correctly in english. Thank you

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[@venudendukuri9589]

Superb madam..Thank you..

[@deepthilite]

Its really a good explanation vd lot more examples. i love it. when i watch your video for the second time,i got a question on one example that u had given "i saw a good film yeserday". here, y cant we use 'looked'? when we watch a movie, we see it for long time with concentration, focus etc. if at all we want to use a substitution for the word 'watched' here, i think the word 'looked' is more obvious. but, y the people always use "i saw"?

[@debendra_Sial]

you are great.My thought is clear.

[@zebunnisaansari2668]

Thank u so much.......nw i got d difference .

[@lanhuongnguyen2676]

thanks to video, iam confident of using it ...... thank you

[@salemamezzane7008]

I think that is very importatnt for who start learning ENGLISH, Thank you

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Excelent class! Thank you so much my dear!

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[@cvshwkrma]

hi rachna..you r great....I like ur teaching style could u teach the use of 'since','for' & 'while'....wating for ur response thank u..

[@dossamapara4960]

Nice English teacher

[@honeybajwa5473]

it was very useful lesson.

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[@vinayaksinnerthoughts8568]

Thank you Ma'am

[@bikashsharma3755]

Thanks a lot miss!

[@GuptaSC123]

awesome lesson

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Pls upload the chapter difference between sick and ill .

[@X87816]

Great lesson! And still looking good as ever.

[@ghilanekaw]

i like your method very well

[@variety8049]

That's really good

[@qadaralikhan9640]

Thanks you mam Rachna !!!

[@areebafshan]

You are doing well. ...... keep on going ......

[@huzaifahsheergar6763]

great teaching by you ...

[@funone0015]

Awesome. Thank You

[@syedwasiff2903]

thank u ,its very useful

[@deekshajain2396]

U said look can't used in progressive form but it can be Eg. What are you looking for? If u are looking for some job etc

[@shymyway]

You said that we can't use ing forms of these verbs but u urself gave an example I am watching TV. Please explain

[@carlinhos10002]

This rule is for see and look, not watch.

[@poonamchoudhury3416]

@@carlinhos10002 then how will we use the word see and look in continuous form?

[@hayquetrabajar5105]

I got it Thanks very much from Peru

[@avinashkumarsingh6018]

Nice work Rachna

[@laziztuhtayev7421]

It was great explanation! Thanks.

[@paddy526]

generally we all used the sentence " you are looking smart or cute" so is it ok ?

[@raxesh_oriya]

Nice job.....But There is a confusion...You mentioned that SEE and LOOK can't be used as gerund verb and before that in video you said this sentence " YOU ARE SEEING WITH A DIRECTION.. Please solve it.

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[@TanPhanHuu]

A good lesson...thanks you.