Look Phrasal Verbs

A few weeks ago we looked at 'Get' phrasal verbs, now lets take a look at some of the ones that use the verb ‘look’. Remember, phrasal verbs can take a long time to get used to, just practise practise practise and try to use them in your day to day conversations.

Today's lesson is by Caroline
 

• 1. My Mum has gone to France for a week, so I have to ___my little sister.
  
  look up
  look after
  look out
  
  
• 2. Please can you ___ this word in the dictionary, I don't know what it means.
  
  look up to
  look for
  look up
  
  
• 3. I really don't know what I want to do when I leave university! I'll have to ___ it.
  
  look after
  look out
  look into
  
  
• 4. I really ___ Beyonce, I think she's a great role model for young women.
  
  look into
  look up to
  look forward to
  
  
• 5. I really ___ my yearly trip to Tenerife!
  
  look forward to
  look up
  look out
  
  
• 6. Please could you ___ my essay and check for any mistakes?
  
  look over
  look into
  look up to
  
  
• 7. When I ___ my life, I realise how much I have grown as a person.
  
  look up
  look back on
  look out
  
  
• 8. ___, he's got a gun!
  
  Look up
  Look on
  Look out
  
  
• 9. I think she ___ me, she doesn't think I'm as good at singing as she is.
  
  looks out for
  looks up to
  looks down on