Phrasal Verbs with “LOOK”

INTRODUCTION to Phrasal Verbs
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Verb: LOOK
Lesson 1: LOOK AT
VERB: LOOK AFTER
Lesson 2: LOOK AFTER
VERB: LOOK FORWARD TO
Lesson 3: LOOK FORWARD TO
VERB: LOOK INTO
Lesson 4: LOOK INTO
VERB: LOOK UP TO
Lesson 5: LOOK UP TO
SUMMARY
SUMMARY of Phrasal Verbs with “LOOK”
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Real World Dialogue Practice
DIALOGUE: LOOK
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Lesson 3: LOOK FORWARD TO

Phrasal Verbs with “LOOK” Lesson 3: LOOK FORWARD TO

Look forward to= to feel happy and excited about something in the future.

**(Note: You should ALWAYS add “to” after “forward”)**

Examples: 

  • It was great. I really look forward to our next date.

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For example:

  • She looks forward to her wedding day.

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For example:

  • We look forward to our vacation. We are sure it will be a lot of fun.

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