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In this episode, I'll be discussing some more about the most common frasal verbs.

Today we'll take a look at the phraseal verbs created with the word look. After that, I will tell you a short story called

the point of view lesson to help you with your grammar and to review the vocabulary you will be learning. Remember, a

phrasal verb is just a verb and a particle. For example, get in. By the way, I recommend you to

take out the previous episodes about phrasal verbs.

Remember, you just need to learn the most common phraseal verbs.

Also, instead of learning all the different meanings of each phrasal verb, you just need to learn one or two different meanings, preferably the most common ones.

Okay, let's get started. We'll see what we can do with the word look.

Look after. It basically means to take care of somebody. For example, I can't come with you because I have to look after my brother.

My boyfriend always looks after me. Who's going to look after the children?

Next phrasal verb is, look down.

This one means to think less of someone, consider someone inferior.

In other words, when you think that you are better than someone.

Examples.

It's wrong to look down on people with less money than you.

My boss always looks down on new employees.

Jim thinks they look down on him because he doesn't have a job.

Next phrasal verb is, look for. This phrasal verb is, look for.

This phrasal verb is a must.

It's very common and easy to use.

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