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Look at, look after and look for

1/ Look at: point one's eyes at, or turn your eyes in a particular direction.

   
E.g. *If you look carefully, you can just see our garden from here. 

        *Stop looking at me like that.

2/Look after: take care of somebody or something or  be responsible for somebody or something.

E.g. *She is going to look after their children while you're away.

       *I'm looking after her affairs while she is in hospital.

3/Look for: try to find something or somebody (search).

E.g.Are you still looking for a job?

Exercise:  look for the right answer.

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1. Can you help me look afterlook atlook forI don't know my keys? I can't find them.

2. Thanks for look atlooking afterlook forI don't know me when I was ill.

3. Susan looked atlook afterlook forI don't know me and smiled. What was she thinking about?

4. Don't worry about me, I can look forlook afterlook atI don't know myself.

5. Where has Sally been? We've been look afterlooking forlook atI don't know her.

6. Jessica, look forlook atlook afterI don't know the time, we're going to be late!

7. I've lost my wallet; I am going to look afterlook atlook forI don't know it.

8. They looked atlook forlooking afterI don't know each other and started laughing.

9. Mary looks forlooks atlooks afterI don't know her child carefully so that he will be healthy and happy.

10. Are they still looking forlook afterlook atI don't know a job? They have been unemployed for weeks!