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Phrasal verbs: Look
Check the table below for the definitions of some of the phrasal verbs with LOOK.
| Look after (someone or something) | (1) to take care of; (2) to make sure that someone is safe and well |
| Look ahead | to think about and plan the future. |
| Look away | to turn your eyes away from someone or something that you were looking at |
| Look back | to think about something that happened in the past |
| Look down on | to think something or someone is inferior |
| Look for (someone or something) | (1) to search for something or someone; (2) to investigate or examine |
| Look forward to | to feel excited and happy about something that is going to happen |
| Look into (something) | (1) to find out more about something in order to improve the situation; (2) to investigate or examine |
| Look out | (1) to be careful; (2) to avoid imminent danger |
| Look through | to examine something, usually quickly |
| Look up | to search for information (usually in a book) |
| Look up to | to respect or admire someone |
Use these phrasal verbs in the correct form to fill in the sentences below (look after, look ahead, look away, look back, look down on, look for, look forward to, look into, look out, look through, look up, look up to).
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