*** WATCH, LOOK and SEE***

These words are often confused in

meaning. However, they should be used in different situations.

Look — to look at something directly.
See — to see something that comes into our sight that we weren’t looking for.
Watch — to look at something carefully, usually at something that’s moving.

So, we can “see” something even if we don’t want to, but we can only “look at” something on purpose.

Examples:
— Stop looking at my private journal.
— I watch the snow falling.
— I don’t play tennis, but I see them playing every day.