Sound like a NATIVE speaker | Learn IMPORTANT phrasal verbs with LOOK

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In this English lesson, you will learn important phrasal verbs with look to improve your communication skills. These essential phrasal verbs are commonly used by native speakers in daily conversations and will help you sound more natural and fluent. By expanding your knowledge of intermediate and advanced vocabulary, you can improve your English proficiency and become confident in using these phrasal verbs in any context.
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Mastering these important phrasal verbs with look will not only benefit you in daily conversations but also in English proficiency exams like IELTS, TOEFL, and CAE. By the end of this lesson, you will have improved your English speaking skills and be able to speak like a native with a more extensive English vocabulary. This is a great way to easily take your English speaking ability to the next level!
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⏰ Chapters:
00:00 Hi Students
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02:16 Look after somebody/something
02:51 Look something up
03:56 Look up
05:06 Look back on something
06:31 Look down on
07:35 Look ahead
09:00 Look into
10:34 Look forward to
11:41 Look around/round
13:09 Look out for
14:49 List of phrasal verbs
17:13 Tip - how to learn phrasal verbs
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Hi!!! I'd want to know aborto "looking for". Thank you for your awsome lesson!!!!

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Dear Harry, many thanks for your lessons. I like your way of giving explanations of the words, even 17:48 connecting it to some little stories. I wonder if it’s possible one day to hear about the idioms from Shakespeare and Bible.? Like “Beggars believe”… Many thanks and best wishes, Alla

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Thank you for your suggestion.just wanted to mention that I have a pronunciation course on my website. I go through these sounds in detail

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Hi Harry, awesome, as usual ! But isnt "look out for my brother" a bit the same as "look after my brother" ? Maybe, there's a little nuance I can't notice. Thanks. Jérôme from France.

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Hi Jérôme 🇫🇷 You’re correct, they can have similar meanings. But there is a subtle difference. "Look out for my brother" implies that you should keep an eye on him and watch for any potential danger or trouble that he might encounter. “Look after my brother" suggests more of a caretaking role. It implies that you should take care of his needs and ensure that he is safe and well-cared for.

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Yes, it can be used to express a desire to meet up with a friend who happens to be in the same area as you. “In the area" or "around here” will be better.

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Great suggestion! I have a few lessons on phrasal verbs. Please check them out

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