1. We use our _____ to look, watch, and see. ears eyes hands noses tongues 2. The verbs 'to look' and 'to see' are used in an active sense, and the verb 'to watch' is used in a passive sense. true false The verbs 'to look' and 'to watch' are used in an active sense, and the verb 'to see' is used in a more passive sense. 3. If you are deliberately focusing your eyes on a TV programme and paying attention to it, you are ________ the programme. looking seeing watching 4. If you become aware of an unexpected sight, like a bird flying past your window, you ________ it. look see watch 5. If you have lost something and are searching for it, you are ________ for it. looking seeing watching 6. If you look up at night, you might ______ a falling star! look see watch 7. John: What are you doing? Ben: I'm ________ a documentary about penguins. looking seeing watching 8. I love going to art galleries. I can spend hours ________ at a painting. looking seeing watching 9. There's a new film on at the local cinema this week. Shall we go and ________ it? look see 10. My dog, Sparky, has run away! Will you help me ______ for him? watch look see

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