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Phrasal Verbs

With 'Look'

Hi guys❗ I'm sure that you've said this word many times. Do you use phrasal verbs with 'look'❓

If you don't. Well, I'll tell you some of them. Let's begin❗

Look after (sth/sb)
To be in charge for something; to take care of something or 👨/👩.
     Sometimes, I look after my little nephews.
                                    ↳ look after (sb)

Look at (sth)
To examine something closely.
     Rose asked a veterinarian to look at her 🐱's inflamed paw.
                                                          ↳ look at (sth)

 Look for (sb/sth)
To try to find 👨/👩 or something.
     I'm looking for Dean. Have you seen him?
                                       ↳ look for (sb)

     The police is looking for clues.
                                       ↳ look for (sth)

Look forward to (sth)
To feel 🙂 or excited about something such as an event or activity is going to happen.
        Tennis fans are looking forward for the next tournament.
                                        ↳ look forward for (sth)

Look into (sth)
To investigate; to examine the facts about something such as a problem or a crime.
        The 🔎👨 looked into the murder.
                                            ↳ look into (sth)


Look up
To get better.
     I hope things will start looking up for you.
                                                      ↳ look up (for sb) 

Look up (sth)
To try to find a piece of information by looking in a 📕 or on a list, or by using a 📱, etc.
     When I'm travelling, I look up the train times.
                                                 ↳ look up

 Look up to (sb)
To respect or admire to 👨👩.
     I look up to the amazing Novak Djokovic.
                     ↳ look up to (sb)
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