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Let me have a look at it.
Keep looking.
Keep looking.
Let her take a look at it.
I want to watch.
Does she want to look at it?
Does he want to look at it?
Do you want to look at it?
Do you want to look at it?
I want to watch this.
Let's watch TV.
I'd like to watch TV.
He likes to watch TV.
Watching TV is fun.
Look at the blackboard, everyone.
I like watching TV.
Do you want to watch this program?
You like watching television.
Do you want to watch TV?
Do you want to watch TV?
May I look at that magazine?
I love watching you cook.
I love watching you cook.
May I look at the menu?
I like to watch spiders.
I tend to look at the pictures before reading the text.
I was tired of watching TV.
Only adults may watch that film.
Please let me take a look at the menu.
I was too shy to look her in the face.
Tom likes watching TV.
Tom loves watching Mary dance.
I'm going to watch a documentary.
Stop gawking at him.
A crowd collected to watch the fight.
It isn't polite to stare at people.
We enjoyed watching a circus parade.
People amassed along the streets to watch the parade.
Bird watching is a nice hobby.
Watching TV is a passive activity.
Mary likes watching TV.
I was too embarrassed to look her in the eye.
Oh? You can type without looking at the keyboard. That's cool!
Your sister enjoys watching sumo wrestling on TV.
This girl has a pretty face. My heart melts from looking at it.
Do you prefer to watch subbed or dubbed TV?
Do you prefer to watch subbed or dubbed TV?
I love watching soccer games.
I tried not to stare.
Tadpoles are fun to watch.