Phrasal verbs with 'look' revision

Phrasal verbs with 'look' revision

Multiple Choice

search for

• I'm looking after my younger brother.

• I'm looking for a new job.

• I'm looking into the possibility of moving to a new house.

Look for

search for something

Multiple Choice

read something quickly

• I'm looking after my younger brother.

• We looked around some museums when we visited Spain.

• I looked through some catalogues when I wanted to buy new kitchen appliances.

Look through

read something quickly

Multiple Choice

visit and explore

• We arrived late, and didn't have much time to look round before dinner.

• We're looking to you to advise us on how to do it correctly.

• We're looking into buying a new computer.

Look round

visit and explore

Multiple Choice

to examine the facts about a problem or situation

• When we looked into buying a car, we decided it was better to use public transport.

• We're looking to you to advise us on how to proceed.

Look into

to examine the facts about a problem or situation

Multiple Choice

rely on someone's help, advice

• I'm looking for my keys.

• One person looks after the stores' brand image and another looks after the advertising.

• I always look to my mother to advise me before an important decision.

Look to

rely on someone to do something for you (help, advise)

Look after

take care of

Multiple Choice

Tonight I will have to look ____ her child.

• after

• through

• into

• round

Multiple Choice

We'll look ___ the problem and come back to you when we have the information.

• into

• to

• through

• for

Multiple Choice

We looked ____ the house and decided that we didn't like it enough to buy it.

• after

• round

• into

• to