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In some cases they could be synonymous. Do you have any context that you'd like to check on?
- In some cases they could be synonymous.
- Do you have any context that you'd like to check on?
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In some cases they could be synonymous. Do you have any context that you'd like to check on?
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Hi Philip, not really, but sometimes I get these doubts when to use one or the other.
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Hi
Off the top of my head: 'look out' just means to keep your eyes open for something that you might want to notice:
- There's really good tea bags on sale now, from Kenya. Thanks, I'll look out for those
'Watch out' has an element of danger or risk in it:
- There are thieves around here - watch out for that
Dave
Off the top of my head: 'look out' just means to keep your eyes open for something that you might want to notice:
- There's really good tea bags on sale now, from Kenya. Thanks, I'll look out for those
'Watch out' has an element of danger or risk in it:
- There are thieves around here - watch out for that
Dave
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