phrasalverbs with look
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Exercise on the Phrasal Verbs of To Look
A Match the phrasal verbs with their meanings and then translate them.
Phrasal Verb
Meaning
Translation
1 To look after
.... a – search
...............................................
2 To look for
.... b – Be careful!
3 To look forward to
.... c – be excited about
...............................................
4 To look out
.... d – search in a book
...............................................
5 To look up
.... e – take care of
...............................................
...............................................
B Fill the gaps using phrasal verbs in the correct form.
1 Who looks ...................................... Bobbi when you're away?
2 I was looking ...................................... it for ages. In the end I found it in my dressing gown
pocket.
3 We're going camping next weekend. I'm really looking ...................................... it.
4 Look ......................................! A banana skin!
5 This book is too difficult. I have to look ...................................... too many words all the time.
6 I've got the dentist on Thursday. I'm not looking ...................................... it at all.
7 When my parents went on holiday, my granny looked ...................................... me. Dear old
Granny!
8 There's a scooter coming. Look ......................................!
9 I've finished with my boyfriend because when I wasn't feeling very well he didn't look
...................................... me.
10 Try to guess the meaning without looking it ....................................... .
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Written by Bob Wilson ©Robert Clifford McNair Wilson 2007
Answers
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Who looks after Bobbi when you're away?
I was looking for it for ages. In the end I found it in my dressing gown pocket.
We're going camping next weekend. I'm really looking forward to it.
Look out ! A banana skin!
This book is too difficult. I have to look up too many words all the time.
I've got the dentist on Thursday. I'm not looking forward to it at all.
When my parents went on holiday, my granny looked after me. Dear old Granny!
There's a scooter coming. Look out!
I've finished with my boyfriend because when I wasn't feeling very well he didn't look after me.
Try to guess the meaning without looking it up.
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Written by Bob Wilson ©Robert Clifford McNair Wilson 2007
