Which is a correct statement between;

1. I want to see a movie
2. I want to watch a movie

seunbadmus: Which is a correct statement between;
1. I want to see a movie
2. I want to watch a movie

I want to look movie

Both are correct:

Seeing a movie implies going to the cinema to watch a particular movie.

You can watch a movie at the comfort of your room, where you don't have to go out.

I hope this helps.

echobee:
I want to look movie

That's an incorrect grammatical construction.

LarrySun: Both are correct:

Seeing a movie implies going to the cinema to watch a particular movie.

You can watch a movie at the comfort of your room, where you don't have to go out.

I hope this helps.

Hmmm.....LarrySun again!


#Just passing though

AudreyTimms:
Hmmm.....LarrySun again!


#Just passing though

Busted again!