Understanding Phrasal Verbs Meaning

This video tutorial covers 15 phrasal verbs that use the word 'look'. Each verb is explained with its meaning and example usage. The tutorial aims to enhance understanding of these common English expressions, providing practical examples to illustrate their use in everyday language. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to subscribe and engage with the content.

What does the phrasal verb 'look after' mean?

• To search for something

• To take care of someone

• To admire someone

• To turn your head

Which phrasal verb means 'to move your eyes to see something'?

• Look after

• Look at

• Look for

• Look up

If someone is 'looking for' something, what are they doing?

• Admiring it

• Ignoring it

• Searching for it

• Taking care of it

What does 'look up' mean when referring to finding information?

• To improve

• To admire someone

• To search in a reference

• To turn your head

What does 'look forward to' imply?

• To take care of someone

• To turn your head

• To be excited about something

• To search for something

What does 'look ahead' mean?

• To admire someone

• To turn your head

• To search for something

• To think about the future

What does 'look back' mean?

• To search for something

• To admire someone

• To turn your head

• To think about the past

What does 'look around' mean in the context of turning your head?

• To admire someone

• To turn your head

• To take care of someone

• To search for something

What does 'look away' mean?

• To take care of someone

• To admire someone

• To search for something

• To turn your head or eyes away

What does 'look down on' imply?

• To admire someone

• To consider someone inferior

• To search for something

• To take care of someone