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look what i found vs Look what I found today

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in slightly different contexts. 'Look what I found' is a general statement about finding something, while 'Look what I found today' specifies that the finding occurred on the same day. The choice between the two depends on whether you want to emphasize the timing of the discovery.

Last updated: April 01, 2024

look what i found

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to express the act of finding something.

This phrase is used to inform someone about a discovery you made without specifying the timing of the finding.

Some examples from our editors:

  • Look what I found in the attic!
  • Look what I found under the bed!
  • Look what I found at the store!
  • Look what I found in my pocket!
  • Look what I found in the garden!
  • Look what I found, Mia.
  • Rog, look what I found.
  • Walter, look what I found.
  • Aunt Dora, look what I found.
  • Boys, look what I found downstairs.
  • Look what I found in the maestro's car.
  • Papa, look what I found.
  • Look what I found among his things.
  • Look what I found on Facebook.
  • Look what I found, kids.
  • Look what I found in Gramma's trunk.
  • Daddy, look what I found.
  • Come here, look what I found.
  • Look what I found on this teddy.
  • Look what I found on the copier.
  • Look what I found at the homestead.
  • Hernadez, look what I found...
  • Look what I found in our kitchen.
  • Alice, look what I found.
  • Look what I found in Teddy White's pocket.

Some alternatives from our editors:

  • Guess what I found
  • Check out what I found
  • See what I found
  • Look at what I found
  • Take a look at what I found

Look what I found today

This phrase is correct and specifies that the finding occurred on the same day. It is commonly used to emphasize the timing of the discovery.

This phrase is used when you want to highlight that the discovery took place on the current day.

Examples:

  • Look what I found today at the flea market!
  • Look what I found today in the park!
  • Look what I found today in my room!
  • Look what I found today while cleaning!
  • Look what I found today during my walk!
  • I'm Thrilled! Just look what I found today! desertgal Newbie Questions 14 07-28-2006 10:58 AM
  • I'm Thrilled! 我很兴奋! Just look what I found today! 你看我今天找到了!
  • Look what I found when I put them back in his garage today.
  • Boys, look what I found downstairs.
  • Look what I found on my daily inspection.
  • Baku, look what I found for you.
  • Walter, look what I found.
  • Aunt Dora, look what I found.
  • Look what I found, Mia.
  • Mrs. Sycamore, look what I found.
  • Rog, look what I found.
  • Look what I found under the meat grinder.
  • Papa, look what I found.
  • Look what I found among his things.
  • Look what I found, four soon-to-be-ex-turtles.
  • Better. (singsongy): Look what I found.
  • Better. Look what I found.
  • Vincent, look what I found.
  • Speaking of guns, look what I found.
  • Look what I found on Facebook.

Alternatives:

  • Look what I found just now
  • Look what I found this morning
  • Look what I found this afternoon
  • Look what I found this evening
  • Look what I found recently

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