LoginSeen vs. Saw
This time, we're gonna talk about the differences and similarities between these two words. Are you ready? Wanna come join me?
What Is Their Main Difference?
They are both past forms of the verb 'see'. However, 'saw' is the simple past tense, whereas, 'seen' is the past participle form of the verb.
Differences
'Saw' is the simple past form of the verb 'see', whereas, 'seen' is the past participle. Look at the examples below:
When I
Have you even
Similarities
They are both past forms of the verb 'see'. Check out the examples below:
Jolene
I constantly feel like I've
Are They Interchangeable?
As it was clear above, they have different grammatical functions, so if we use them interchangeably, our sentence will be grammatically wrong. Compare:
✓ At first, I felt like he
X At first, I felt like he
As you can see, the grammatical structure of the sentence is wrong.
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