Learn more about English : Phrasal Verbs with Look

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In today's lesson we are going to learn about a phrasal verb!

(A phrasal verb is a verb plus preposition or adverb which creates a meaning different from the original verb)

Step 1: Watch the video

Step 2: Read the summary

*Look up means: to search for information 

For example➡: I need to look that word up in the dictionary I have never heard it before

*Look up to means: to view someone with respect and admiration

For example➡: everyone in the class looked up to  the teacher

*Look down (on) means: to feel that someone is less important than you or doesn't deserve respect.

For example➡: 'A lot of people look down on us because we are homeless'

*Look over means :check quickly 

For example➡: Will you look over my report?

*Look through means: to check carefully for details

For example➡: He looked through his notes before the class.

*Look after means: to take care of something

For example➡: The babysitter had to look after the children.

*Look in on means: to visit someone or something for a short time 

For example➡: the doctor said he had look in on you tomorrow.

*Look into means: to investigate or examine

For example➡: I will look into this matter and see what I can do about it.

*Look out means: warning be careful

For example➡: LOOK OUT! You're going to drop that!

*Look out for means: to feel responsibility for someone/something

For example➡: look out for my friend while you are there.

*Look around: to walk around a room,building or place and see what is there.

For example➡: Do you want to look around the school?

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