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| I know that you say: I'm watching a film..." But which one is correct: Last week I saw a film. or Last week I watched a film. Or can I use both versions? |
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| Hi, LB, I've also thought of it. I think we use watch when we mean the process. Nick likes to chew something while watching a film. What film are you watching? I'd like to see that film/ play. I saw a nice film last night. I hope we'll get more posts and better explanations. Regards |
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| You can use both there. |
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| Use both, because 'to see' in this context means a chance to see smth. or ability to catch something with an eye, looking at it for a long time, while 'to watch' means being somewhere, to watch, to outlook or eye smth. to be acquainted with it. I have just looked it in my dictionary. Best. Olga |
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