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Revision as of 15:11, 17 December 2019
See (/si:/) is an English verb.
It's a sense-related verb, related to sight. Compare look and watch.
See is an irregular verb. It has the 3rd person form "sees" (/si:z/), with the -ing form "seeing" (/si:jɪŋ(g)/). It has the irregular preterite "saw" (/sɔ:/) and the irregular past participle "seen".
See can be used to introduce a relative clause, e.g. "I see that you've not done your homework again".
Saw is a homograph and homophone with another irregular verb, saw.
