How to Use "Spot" with Example Sentences

spot (n): small mark; a particular place or area

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Used with adjectives:

"She refers to her mole as a beauty spot."
(beauty)

"We found dark spots on the wall."
(dark)

"My mother is starting to get liver spots on her hands."
(liver)

"We found a good spot to have a picnic."
(good, ideal, suitable, perfect, shady)

"She wanted me to wait for her at this exact spot."
(exact, precise, particular)

"This is a beautiful spot to relax and enjoy the sun."
(beautiful, lovely, pleasant)

"The park is a popular spot for kids."
(popular, favorite, great)

"Everyone has a weak spot."
(weak, vulnerable, sensitive)

"We finally found a parking spot."
(parking)

Used with verbs:

"She marked the spot on the map."
(marked, pointed to)

"They picked a perfect spot for the church picnic."
(picked, found)

Used with prepositions:

"You're sitting in my spot."
(in, on)

spot (v): to see or notice someone or something

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Used with adverbs:

"She immediately spotted her daughter in the crowd."
(immediately, quickly, easily)

"He finally spotted a deer in the woods."
(finally, suddenly, eventually)

Used with nouns:

"I can spot danger."
(danger, talent)

"She spotted the difference immediately."
(difference, error, flaw, problem)

"The hunter spotted movement in the woods."
(movement)