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Keep an eye on / out
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Keep an eye on / out
Learn the English expression, "Keep an eye on / out"
Have you heard the expressions, "keep an eye on" and "keep an eye out"? They're both about watching, but without giving your full attention. Here's what I mean.
If you're making rice, you should keep an eye on the stove. You don't have to stare at it the whole time, but you don't want to forget about it either. Watch it, but don't give it your full attention.
Likewise, if you're expecting a package, you should keep an eye out for the delivery driver. You don't have to wait at the door all day. But just be aware that the delivery truck might come.
See what I mean? "Keep an eye on" and "keep an eye out" are both about watching, but without giving your full attention.
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