Examples of using "Kijkt" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Tom is watching TV.
- Tom is watching television.
- Tom's watching.
- Tom is watching.
Grandma likes watching TV.
- Tom is watching TV.
- Tom is watching television.
Emma is cross-eyed.
Is anyone looking?
He is watching TV.
Tom is watching Sesame Street.
- Tom sounds angry.
- Tom sounds upset.
Do you watch television?
Who's watching it?
My little brother is watching TV.
Tom watches too much television.
He's always looking at you.
- My little brother is watching TV.
- My younger brother is watching TV.
- My younger brother watches TV.
If you look more closely,
Mary likes watching TV.
- Tom is always watching television.
- Tom is always watching TV.
Tom doesn't watch TV.
She's looking at us.
Who's Tom looking at?
Everyone's looking at me.
My brother watches television.
- My little brother is watching TV.
- My younger brother is watching TV.
She watches TV constantly.
Tom enjoys watching TV.
No one's watching me.
You look really nervous.
He never watches television.
- Carol often watches horror movies.
- Carol often watches horror films.
Does he watch television every day?
- He doesn't watch television at all.
- He doesn't watch TV at all.
His brother is always watching TV.
My younger brother is watching TV.
Why does she look so sad?
Tom is watching golf.
- The whole world is watching.
- Everyone's watching.
- Everyone is watching.
Tom is looking through the telescope.
He's always looking at you.
Why's everyone looking at me?
My dog is also watching TV.
You look at that tree.
My younger brother is watching TV.
Tom is looking forward to Christmas.
- Tom often watches scary films.
- Tom often watches scary movies.
John looks at the roses.
He watches television before studying.
He sometimes watches TV.
- Why are you looking at me like that?
- Why you looking at me like that?
Tom only cares about appearance.
We're working here, and he's just watching.
But not when you look on the inside.
My daughter is looking forward to Christmas.