Phrasal Verbs (get and look)

What does it mean to look through something?

• To glance at something briefly.

• To ignore something completely.

• To examine or inspect something carefully.

• To throw something away without looking.

If you look after someone, what are you doing?

• You are ignoring them.

• You are teaching them a lesson.

• You are caring for them.

• You are avoiding them.

What does it mean to look ahead?

• To evaluate past decisions and their impacts.

• To anticipate future events or outcomes.

• To focus solely on the present moment.

• To ignore past events or outcomes.

When you look back, what are you thinking about?

• I remember my favorite movie scenes.

• I think about my past experiences and the lessons learned.

• I plan my next vacation destination.

• I think about what to have for dinner.

What are you doing when you look for something?

• You are organizing.

• You are relaxing.

• You are searching.

• You are ignoring.

If you look round, what action are you taking?

• You are running.

• You are sleeping.

• You are ignoring.

• You are observing.

What does it mean to look out on something?

• To focus solely on one aspect.

• To ignore something completely.

• To have a negative opinion about something.

• To have a view or perspective over a particular area.

What does it mean to look in on someone?

• To ignore someone's presence completely.

• To give someone a long lecture about their life.

• To check on someone's well-being or visit them briefly.

• To argue with someone about their choices.

What does it mean to look forward to something?

• To be indifferent about an upcoming event.

• To anticipate or eagerly await an event or situation.

• To regret a past event or situation.

• To ignore an event or situation.

If you look to someone, what are you doing?

• You are directing your gaze towards that person.

• You are ignoring that person.

• You are talking to someone else.

• You are walking away from that person.