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UK//ɡɒt maɪ aɪ ɒn juː//US//ɡɑt maɪ aɪ ɑn ju//

Meaning of Got my eye on you

To pay close attention to someone, often indicating interest or suspicion.

In simple words: I am watching you closely.

Got my eye on you in a sentence

  • I’ve got my eye on you since you started working here.
  • He said he’s got his eye on you for that promotion.
  • She thinks I’ve got my eye on you because I was staring.
  • I’ve got my eye on you, so don’t try anything funny!
  • You’d better behave; I’ve got my eye on you.

How to use Got my eye on you

Used in casual conversation to indicate interest or suspicion. Not suitable for formal settings.

Grammar pattern

fixed phrase

Memory hint

Imagine a giant eye cartoon character actively watching someone.

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Collocations with Got my eye on you

Synonyms for Got my eye on you

Common mistakes with Got my eye on you

  • Confused with 'keep my eye on you' which indicates careful watching.
  • Often misused in a serious context when it's more playful.
  • Learners sometimes use the wrong subject pronoun.

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Frequently asked questions about Got my eye on you

What does Got my eye on you mean?

I am watching you closely.

What is the definition of Got my eye on you?

To pay close attention to someone, often indicating interest or suspicion.

How do you use Got my eye on you in a sentence?

I’ve got my eye on you since you started working here.

Can you give another example of Got my eye on you?

He said he’s got his eye on you for that promotion.

What are synonyms for Got my eye on you?

Common alternatives include watching, observing, noticing.

What words go with Got my eye on you?

It commonly pairs with keep an eye on, set my eye on, have my eye on.

What are common mistakes when using Got my eye on you?

Confused with 'keep my eye on you' which indicates careful watching. Often misused in a serious context when it's more playful. Learners sometimes use the wrong subject pronoun.

How do you pronounce Got my eye on you?

US: //ɡɑt maɪ aɪ ɑn ju//, UK: //ɡɒt maɪ aɪ ɒn juː//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

Is Got my eye on you formal or informal?

"Got my eye on you" is informal, so it fits casual conversation with friends and family.

When should I use Got my eye on you?

Used in casual conversation to indicate interest or suspicion. Not suitable for formal settings.