Find, Find Out, Discover, Search, Look for
Hello English learners. Welcome to a new lesson. Today, we will learn about the use and difference of the verbs find, find out, discover, search, look for.
Find
Meaning: to come across or locate something on purpose or by accident.
- I finally found my keys under the couch.
- She was relieved to find her lost wallet in the car.
- I hope to find a good book to read this weekend.
Find Out
Meaning: to learn new information, normally by searching, asking or investigating.
- I need to find out what time the shop closes.
- He needs to find out whether the train is late. Find, Find Out, Discover, Search, Look for
- I’ve just found out that my favourite restaurant is closing.
Discover
Meaning: to come across something unknown or hidden previously, with a feeling of revelation.
- Scientists have discovered some new species in the rainforest.
- The explorers discovered an ancient cave in the jungle.
- Mary discovered she had a hidden talent for painting.
Search
Meaning: to look for something purposely and thoroughly.
- He searched his bag for his missing notebook.
- Mark searched the entire house for his missing phone.
- The police searched the area for clues.
Look for
Meaning: to attempt to find something, often without thorough investigation.
- I am looking for a new job in marketing.
- I’m looking for a new pair of running shoes.
- She looked for her friend in the crowded mall.
Key differences
The key differences are in the depth and purpose of the action:
- Find and discover usually refer to the moment something is located.
- Find out is used for gaining knowledge.
- Search and look for refer to the action of seeking, with search being more deliberate.

Find, Find Out, Discover, Search, Look for
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