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by dylan604
332 days ago
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You're watching out for something so that you can then warn people when it is happening. An example would be someone on fire watch. If they see a fire, they warn everyone. Emergency responders like fire departments have terms like Third Watch (hence the TV show) for the crew pulling the overnight shift. So more than considering noun/verb, the subject is key. You're watching the storm for a tornado. You're not watching the tornado. |
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