Do you know these phrasal verbs with ‘look’? Look after – to take care of someone or something.�Example: I look after my little brother when my parents are out. Look up – to search for information.�Example: You can look up the word in a dictionary. Look for – to try to find something or someone.�Example: She’s looking for her keys. Look into – to investigate or examine something.�Example: The police will look into the matter. Look down on – to think you are better than someone.�Example: He looks

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