Phrasal Verbs Flashcards
To look over
To review or inspect something carefully.
> Before I assign this document I need to look over it carefully!
To look after
To care for or be responsible for someone or something.
> My neighborhood are going on vacation and they asked me to look after their dogs.
to look around
To wander or walk around a building/place with an aim. We don’t have a specific goal in mind, we just want to see what is happening and what is available.
> When you were on vacation, do you like to spend the afternoon looking around or do you have a clear plan on somewhere to go?
To look (someone/something up
To search for; to get information/details.
> I need to look up her phone number.
> I haven’t talk to Suzan for so long. I should look up her on Facebook.
To look back
To think about or reflect on the past.
> It’s very common as we get older to look back on our lives.
To look into
To investigate the situation and trying to find the solution.
> Imagine that is a problem at your work and you don’t have a solution yet, but you need to provide someone. You might say something like: I don’t have the solution right now but I’m looking into it.
Annmary: 5:11
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