Phrasal Verbs – Look part 2

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Let’s continue looking at the verb ‘to look’ combined with particles:

‘to look on’ means to watch something happen.

  • The Police just looked on as the demonstrators marched peacefully through the streets.
  • Nobody helped me. They just looked on as I struggled to get up off the street.

‘to look on’ also means to consider someone or something in a special way.

  • We are very close. I look on him as my brother.
  • Don’t look on not getting the job as a failure. It’s not.

‘to look out’ means be careful. It is always an order.

  • Look out! The boss is coming.
  • Look out! You’re going to fall.

‘to look out for’ means to watch carefully around you so you will notice something or someone in particular.

  • When you go to the conference, look out for Anna. She will be there.
  • Janet is twenty next week. Can you look out for a present when you are in the shops?

‘to look out for’ can also mean to take care of someone.

  • Will is a great brother. He always looks out for his sisters.
  • She’s very selfish. She just looks out for herself.

‘to look over’ means to quickly examine something.

  • At the end of the exam, I only had a few minutes to look over what I had written.
  • The doctor quickly looked him over before sending him for an x-ray.

‘to look round’ means to walk through a building or place to have a look at it.

  • When you travel on business, you don’t have time to look round the places you visit.
  • The first time we looked round the house, we knew it was the house for us.

‘to look through’ means to quickly examine a text or some things.

  • I decided to give half my clothes away when I had looked through them.
  • We looked through the list of applicants and made a shortlist of the six best qualified.

‘to look up’ means to find a piece of information in a book or other source of information.

  • I didn’t know the word so I looked it up in the dictionary.
  • I looked their address up in the Yellow Pages.

‘to look up to’ means to respect and admire someone.

  • My father’s wonderful. He’s the person I most look up to.
  • All his employees look up to him and admire him.

exercise 1

exercise 2

exercise 3

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42 thoughts on “Phrasal Verbs – Look part 2”

  1. Thank you for sending me this very important lesson about verb_look. I thank you again and again mrs pearson Brown, continue and send me every time like that lesson please

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  8. I’m so appreciate give me big help,I’m very grateful every email .it make me progress everyday ,got more Verb phase sentences .

  10. Thank you; I find a lot of your stuff useful, but I seem to have mislaid look part 1 is it possible to resend it? I’m also looking for more listening exercises if you have any.I’ve already got some of yours they were v. useful but more would be good, at beginners level in particular…….
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  12. First of all I would be thankful for the great lesson.
    However, if could you please make short grammar stories and I think it will more handy for us.
    Thank you for your hard work.

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  31. Phrasal verbs are the most difficult to learn. I tried many methods, one of them was to learn them by heart. But it was unssucssful. Ibegun to put them in contexts, to make sentences with them Thank you so much for your lesons.

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