Correct!!
You can "see" something harden. Of course you will probably have to watch for awhile, depending on whether you are watching cement or glue.
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You can "see" someone line something up, align it,
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You can "see" someone select or pick something from a group.
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How can you tell when someone appreciates something?
You can't see into the their head. They would have to somehow demonstrate that they know.
Correct!!
You can "see" someone draw a picture.
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You can "see" someone score a point.
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You can "see" something listed.
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You can "see" someone driving.
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You can "hear" something sung.
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You can "hear" something recited.
Ummm, a tricky one...
You can "see" that something is longer than it was, but only if the previous length is stated.
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How can you tell when someone Understands something?
You can't see into the their head. They would have to somehow demonstrate that they know.
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How can you tell when someone observes something?
You can't see into the their head. They would have to somehow demonstrate that they see.
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How can you tell when someone knows something?
You can't see into the their head. They would have to somehow demonstrate that they know.
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How can you tell when someone is computing something?
You can't see into their head. They would have to somehow demonstrate that they are.
Ummm, this is a tricky one
How can you tell when someone has improved something?
You would have to see a before version in order to judge. Unless your objective includes a before version, you can't really measure performance.
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How can you tell when someone is thinking something?
You can't see into the their head. They would have to somehow demonstrate that they are.
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You can "see" something written