And speaking of which, I would like to show you again the British movie magazine where I found the Inside Out review. It's Empire, and if you like cinema, you can use it to read in English using the Lingro dictionary, which is great for reading more comfortably.
Friday, November 20, 2015
Do you see a movie or watch a movie?
Do you remember an older post directing you to the Cambridge dictionary for the difference among look at, see or watch? Today the doubt arised again and we talked a little about it, but to make it clearer, there you have the link again, and also you can have a look at the following short YouTube video.
And speaking of which, I would like to show you again the British movie magazine where I found the Inside Out review. It's Empire, and if you like cinema, you can use it to read in English using the Lingro dictionary, which is great for reading more comfortably.
And speaking of which, I would like to show you again the British movie magazine where I found the Inside Out review. It's Empire, and if you like cinema, you can use it to read in English using the Lingro dictionary, which is great for reading more comfortably.
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