3.4.11 Phrasal Verbs "Look"

"I really look (a)   to you!" Mark exclaimed to his best friend, John.

Jimmy has been looking f _ _ w _ _ d to his December holidays all year long.

(a)  

"Would you quickly look o (a)   these documents for me?" Mr Wong asked.

"Look (a)   !" cried Amy, as a car sped past us dangerously.

Looking b (a)   on the past year, Lionel was filled with regret and sadness at the missed opportunities.

"When doing your homework, you may look (a)   the meanings of the difficult words in the dictionary," said Mrs Ang.

"I'll be going overseas for two weeks. Will you please look a (a)   my cat, Whiskers?" Uncle Max asked.

The school principal promised to look i (a)   the matter.

"I looked everywhere (a)   you but couldn't find you!" exclaimed little Nadia as she burst into tears.

Marianne's classmates looked (a)   on her because her parents were poor.