see watch notice hear feel 后接do doing to do的用法专讲专练

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doing to do的用法专讲专练

See。Watch。Notice。Hear and Feel: Correct Usage

When using verbs like see。watch。notice。hear and feel。it is important to use the correct form of the verb that follows。Below are some guidelines to help you use these verbs correctly:

XXX:

+ sb + doing sth: XXX doing something。This form

emphasizes that you saw only part of the n。Use a time marker

like when/while/as to show when you saw the person doing

something。Example: When I passed her classroom。I saw her

cleaning her room.

+ sb + do sth: To indicate that you saw someone do

something or that you saw someone do something regularly。This

form emphasizes that you saw the entire n。Use adverbs like

often/every Sunday to show how often you saw the person doing

something。Example: She often sees him run in the park.

e form: sb be seen to do sth or sb be seen doing sth。Example: He was seen to enter the room.

Watch:

+ sb + doing sth: XXX doing something。This form

emphasizes that you watched only part of the n。Use a time

marker like when/while/as to show when you watched the person

doing something。Example: While I was walking in the park。I

XXX.

+ sb + do sth: To indicate that you watched someone

do something or that you watched someone do something regularly。This form emphasizes that you watched the entire n。Use adverbs

like often/every Sunday to show how often you watched the person

doing something。Example: She often XXX.

Notice:

form XXX only part of the n。Use a time marker like

when/while/as to show when you noticed the person doing

something。Example: While I was reading。I XXX.

+ sb + do sth: To indicate that you noticed someone

do something or that you noticed someone do something regularly。This form emphasizes that you noticed the entire n。Use adverbs

like often/every Sunday to show how often you noticed the person

doing something。Example: I often XXX.

Hear:

+ sb + doing sth: XXX doing something。This form

emphasizes that you heard only part of the n。Use a time marker

like when/while/as to show when you heard the person doing

something。Example: While I was sleeping。I heard the dog

barking outside.

+ sb + do sth: To indicate that you heard someone do

something or that you heard someone do something regularly。This form emphasizes that you heard the entire n。Use adverbs

like often/every Sunday to show how often you heard the person

doing something。Example: She often hears XXX.

XXX:

doing something。This form emphasizes that you felt

only part of the n。Use a time marker like when/while/as to show

when you felt the person doing something。Example: While I was

lying on the beach。I XXX.

+ sb + do sth: To indicate that you felt someone do

something or that you felt someone do something regularly。This

form emphasizes that you felt the entire n。Use adverbs like

often/every Sunday to show how often you felt the person doing

something。Example: I often feel the wind XXX.

Practice:

1.I saw him working in the garden when I passed his house.

2.I XXX.

3.I XXX.

you XXX?

is often XXX.

6.I noticed her leaving the room when I was writing.

7.I saw him crossing the road just now.

8.I saw her lying on the grass while I XXX。

9.I XXX。

XXX

is often heard XXX。

I passed her room。I XXX。

1.A。grow

2.A。sing

3.B。crying

4.A。put

5.C。singing

6.A。playing

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the original text。but some XXX.)

I saw a group of XXX.

B。The cat _______ on the windowsill。

XXX.

A。XXX

The XXX。XXX.

C。She enjoys _______ in the shower every

morning.

XXX

XXX.

D。The band _______ their new song at the

XXX.

A。XXX

The band played their XXX.