B1 · Grammar Phrasal verbs with ‘Look’ 1 June, 201710 February, 2022 blogdeserena Created by blogdeserena Phrasal verbs with LOOK Choose the correct option Quiz by Serena I love that writer, so I'm really _________ his next novel. (anticipate with pleasure) looking forward to looking about I can't believe she is so bad mannered! She's just ___________me pretending she hadn't seen me. (to ignore somebody) looked through looked out of I'll stop by to ____________ him to see if everything is alright . (pay a short visit) look in on look through _____________! There's a car coming. (be careful) look at look out I'm cleaning the attic tomorrow so, I'll _______ for that picture you said you wanted. (to search for something from among your possessions) look in look out They were just ___________ while the mechanics were working. (observing) looking after looking at My grandfather loves to ______ on his childhood days. (remember the past) look down look back My neighbour sometimes _____________my children if I can't get back on time. (take care) looks after looks on I really _____________ her. She always knows what to do in any situation. (admire) look up look up to We __________the car again before buying it. (examine carefully) looked into looked over When I don't what to prepare, I __________ recipes in a cookbook. (look for information in an appropriate book or list. look up to look up The police are __________the recent increase in burglaries. (investigate) looking into looking out at I hate the way he __________ the staff! (regard as inferior) looks out at looks down on Your score is LinkedIn Facebook Twitter VKontakte share this Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window) WhatsApp Like this:Like Loading... Related share this Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window) WhatsApp Like this:Like Loading...