I can see that now.

I can see now I was wrong.

I see now that I was mistaken.

Now that I see these pictures, I remember.

Now I can see where my real friends are.

I see now that we've made a mistake.

Now I understand, understand everything and see everything!'

He lives not far from us now, and I see him sometimes.

Now I see some puzzled looks like, Why are you asking us what's the right thing to do?

I see silver, but I don't see gold.

But I did come to embrace this new identity, and in many ways I think of myself now as African.

'What do I see?

I can't see well.

I can see the light.

I see fireworks!

I see Dan.

I see a lion.

I see a book.

I see this.

I see the boy.

I see them.

I see the book.

I see well.

I see that.

I see a giraffe.

I can't see.

I see the girl.

I see the girl.

I see the rose.

I see a rose.

I see a star.

I see the queen.

I see a queen.

I see the crown.

I see a boy.

I see Tom.

Look who's here.

I can hardly see.

I can see smoke.

I can see you.

I see a light.

I see him.

I can see him.

I can see them.

Ah, I see!