64 verbs 16 ver

Question 1

Both can mean “to look at” but mirar carries the suggestion that something is going to happen

Answer 1

what is the difference between “ver” and “mirar”?

Question 2

Both.
Ese señor se me queda viendo.
Ese señor se me queda mirando.

Answer 2

Which of ver or mirar use in, “That man keeps on looking at me.”

Question 3

Estoy viendo tus discos.

Can’t use mirar cos’ it would suggest you are looking at the records while waiting for them to do something

Answer 3

Which of ver or mirar use in, “I’m looking at your records”?

Question 4

Use it to buy time while working out what going to sayu eg “Let’s see …” ie like how we use er or um.

Answer 4

How to use “A ver …”?

Question 5

Same way as “a ver” ie to buy time, but is less common

Answer 5

How to use “Vamos a ver …”?

Question 6

1. Tener que ver CON …
2. No tengo nada que ver con el asunto.
3. No tiene que ver

Answer 6

1. How say “to have do with”?
2. I have nothing to do with this business?
3. That’s irrelevant.

Question 7

To express an opinion as in “to see” or “to size up” a problem

Answer 7

How else is ver used? (other than to look at)

Question 8

1. lo veo difícil

2. to express an opinion re sizing up

Answer 8

1. It looks difficult.

2. What use of ver?

Question 9

to mean “to look” as in appearance of something or someone

Answer 9

How is verse used? (S America)

Question 10

1. se ve … bien
2. se ve … difícil
3. se ve … bonito

Answer 10

1. it/he/she looks … good
2. it looks .. difficult
3. it looks … nice

Question 11

se ve que + clause

Answer 11

How say … you can tell that/it’s obvious that + idea

Question 12

Se ve que + no han cambiado el agua en la piscina

Answer 12

You can tell that + they haven’t changed the water in the pool

Question 13

Se ve que + son grandes amigos

Answer 13

You can tell that + they are great friends

Question 14

1. me veo gordísima con esta falda

2. to mean to look as in appearance

Answer 14

1. I look really fat in this skirt

2. how verse being used?

Question 15

1. lo vi con mis propios ojos

2. to see something ie basic meaning

Answer 15

1. I saw it with my own two eyes

2. How is ver being used?

Question 16

1. la vi metérselo en el bolsillo

2. to see something ie basic meaning

Answer 16

1. I saw her put it into her pocket

2. How is ver being used?

Question 17

1. los vieron salir por la puerta trasera

2. to see something ie basic meaning

Answer 17

1. they were seen leaving by the back door

2. How is ver being used?

Question 18

1. no me mires así

2. to look at s.th or s.o ie basic meaning

Answer 18

1. don’t look at me like that

2. How is mirar being used?

Question 19

1. miraba distraída por la ventana

2. to look at s.th or s.o ie basic meaning

Answer 19

1. he was gazing absent-mindedly out of the window

2. How is mirar being used?

Question 20

1. la miró de arriba (a) abajo

2. to look at s.th or s.o ie basic meaning

Answer 20

1. he looked her up and down

2. How is mirar being used?