How are you today? Ready for some phrasal verbs practice ? Here it is a little review/ extension exercise. Let's concentrate on the phrasal verbs around this web.
LOOK + 11 different prepositions
Check the meaning on an online dictionary. and write down the meaning on your notebook.📓
CLICK HERE TO PRACTICE . 👈This is a self-correcting exercise.
TODAY'S ASSIGNMENT:
Choose 10 phrasal verbs from above☝ and write an explanatory sentence that is true for you in the blog. Use a valid sentence ( S+V+O+ adverbs) that really explains the verb. See some clues about how to use them below👇
Use your original sentences, do not copy your partner's answers, I won't take copied sentences into account. Remember to post your sentences by today, and check my feedback. Sentences will be corrected at 15:30 h. ⌚
I'll be waiting for your answers. Have a wonderful day!🌞
Hi Arantxa!! I'm Antonio Sánchez from 1°A. I've a question. For today's activity, do we write 10 sentences with 10 different verbs + preposition or we write 10 sentences with the verb "LOOK" + 10 different prepositions?
ReplyDeleteRegards❤
Hi Antonio!
Delete10 sentences with phrasal verbs with the verb LOOK. One different phrasal verb ( one with look after, another with look up to... etc) for every sentence.
I hope I answered your question.
Okay, thank you so much!!❤️
DeleteCam
ReplyDelete-I look to Van gogh for draw
-Look me up when you need
-Looking ahead, I think I am going to enroll for the higher grade.
-I look back on hugged my grandfather.
-I looking for an academy for the civil guard.
-Dad, can you look in on mom and see if she needs anything ?
-my family and me look on the musical billy elliot.
-you, look out ! there's a cow coming.
-the police look around the school for to solve the case
-I've just been looking through arac's profile for inspiration.
HI cam,
DeleteThanks for posting. Remember the way of expressing purpose is TO+INF. So you'll have to say: The police looked around the school TO SOLVE the case.
Make sure you use capital letter for proper names too.
Best,
Arantxa
Árac ALFONSO 1A
ReplyDelete1 LOOK TO: Ainoa,Cam and me , we looked to teachers dance for to learn
2 LOOK UP: my dog looking up he cured his leg
3 LOOK AHEAD: Looking ahead, I'm going to live in Seville with Leo for study in the ESAD
4 Look Back: i'm look back on when i got to EALO it was a lot of fun and me realized they are very good people
5 LOOK FOR: i looking for the love of my life
6 the doctor of my aunt looked to my aunt for her disease
7 my sister and me looked on in excited the dance the Judy
8 you, Look out! your house is burning
9 Cam Look round of the EALO
10 i look through the "table of type" for perform a combat of pokemon
Hi Arac,
DeleteThanks for your answers. I believe you want to say "dance teachers" and not "teachers dance" ( profesores de baile, no?). I do not quite understand #9. Could you explain, please?
Best,
Hello Arantxa! I'm Aylén Domínguez.
ReplyDeleteI'm going to look this word up on the dictionary
I'm looking into how to download that game
I need to look over the contact before I sign it
I must look after my dogs everyday
He's looking for a new job
We must look around that building
I looked at the possibility of buying a new joystick
I looked throught my papers and I found the drawing I was looking for
Look out of the window, it's a bird there
Looking forward to hearing you soon
Thanks Aylen!
DeleteGood job! Just a little correction on the last sentence "looking forward to hearing from you"
and "in the dictionary".
Thanks for posting,
María García Navarro 1ºA
ReplyDelete1-Can you look after my sister a moment please?
2-I need to look for keys which i lost yesterday.
3-the thief looked into in my room at the night.
4-I need look up something before the science exam.
5-I look out the window at my neighbor in the bathroom.
6-We look back when the cat dropped the glass.
7-they looked round when hear something in the forest.
8-she look forward to the date at a japanese restaurant.
9-she will look on his photo with his mum .
10-everyone look up to Beyoncé.
Hi María,
DeleteThanks for posting. Please check the following sentences.
#4 I need to look up...
#6 we looked back...
#8 she looks...
#10 looks up to...
Keep up!
Best,
Hi Arantxa !! I´m Antonio Sánchez from 1ºA. It´s my today´s activity:
ReplyDelete- LOOK UP: I lost my wallet, I look up it.
- LOOK AHEAD: If I look ahead, I will study photography.
- LOOK BACK: If I look back, I studied at my old school.
- LOOK FOR: I looked for you, but you did not arrive.
- LOOK FORWARD TO: I look foward to my summer holiday every year.
- LOOK THROUGH: You can see the stars if you look through the telescope
- LOOK ON: While my father taught me to swim, my mother looked on from the shore.
- LOOK OUT: Look out, it just started raining.
- LOOK ROUND: I can't find my sunglasses, I am looking around.
- LOOK TO: When I saw an old woman with her shopping bags, I look to help her.
Regards ❤
Hi Antonio!
DeleteWell done!
Could you check the meaning of "Look to" in your sentence?
thanks
Juan Carlosc Gutierrez
ReplyDeleteI looked forward to left to my home
I looked to my friends when I was irritated with my parents
I only saw the street if I look through the windows
I looked on my brother because he was doing homework
I always look for the information in internet
I was scared when I looked back and I saw my brother in the ground
I looked round my mobile but I didn´t find it
I looked in the shop because it was on sale
When I looked up, I saw the incredible Santiago´s cathedral
I looked out when I listened the police
HI Juan Carlos!
DeleteWell done!
Please check some mistakes on #10 listened to the police.
#6 , on the ground
#3 I only see the street if I look ( present simple/present simple)
Thanks for posting. Keep up!
Good Morning Arantxa. I´m Roberta 1ºA.
ReplyDelete- LOOK UP: I look up my phone for 20 minutes.
- LOOK AHEAD: When I look ahead, I see my future self in a gallery art.
- LOOK BACK: I look back to my uncle Arturo.
- LOOK FOR: You can look my number in this book.
- LOOK FORWARD TO: I look forward to another visit of my cousin.
- LOOK THROUGH: She said, she can look through my exam.
- LOOK ON: I usually look on the bright side of things.
- LOOK OUT: Look out de window! It is Max.
- LOOK ROUND: Can we come in and have a look round
- LOOK TO: They look to see if it has stopped raining
Hi Roberta!
DeleteCould you check the "look back " sentence? We usually use it to think about en event in the past. Please , rephrase the sentence. Also look out! means ( cuidado). In your sentence you need to use look out of the window.
I hope you find my feedback useful.
Regards,
Hello Arantxa, I'am María Carrasco Alfonso.
ReplyDelete1. LOOK TO: When I saw my dog when I was little I fell in love.
2. LOOK UP: I lost the dog leash, I look up it.
3. LOOK AHEAD: If I look ahead the virús will disappear.
4. LOOK BACK: If I look back, I was with my party friends.
5. LOOK FOR: I'm looking for a way for my mother to let me get a piercing.
6. LOOK FORWARD TO: I look foward to be with my friends soon.
7. LOOK THROUGH: I look through the window the leaves of the trees move.
8. LOOK ON: Yesterday I looked on how my dog played with my cousin's dog.
9. LOOK OUT: Look out for the oven, your cupcakes are going to burn.
10. LOOK ROUND: I'm looking around for a frying pan to make a potato omelette.
Hi María,
Deletesentence #1 does not explain that phrasal verb.Please check the meaning of " look up". Als consider that the right order in the sentence would be look (it) up.
Thanks for posting,
best
Hello Arantxa!!
ReplyDeleteI'm Mónica Ferreiro.
1. I've looked up the meaning of the phrasal verbs on an online dictionary.
2. Yesterday I was looking for my headphones, but I couldn't find them.
3. I'm looking forward to seeing my friends.
4. When I look back, I feel nostalgic.
5. We can't always be thinking about the past, we have to look ahead.
6. My mum have to look in on my grandfather.
7. Look out!! There's a car behind!
8. We spent the morning looking round the city.
9. We've looked through some catalogues to buy new furnitures for my room.
10. I look to the teacher when I don't know how to do something.
Hi Monica!
DeleteExcellent Job! You really understood their use!
best,
Hi arantxa! I´m Laura Duque from 1A
ReplyDelete-Look to: three days ago I looked to my mother to tell her a secret.
-Look up: when I wanna hang out with friends I usually look up my timetable to know if I have enough time.
-Look ahead: I was thinking about looking ahead some plans to do before the virus.
-Look for: I´m looking for a summer job to earn some money.
-Look in: I will look in my dog, he´s sick so we carried him to the veterinary clinic.
-Look back: all the things that have passed makes me look back about a lot of stuff I should have done.
-Look through: I have to look though the oven every five minutes because i´m doing oats cookies.
-Look after: I keep on maintaining social distance to look after myself.
-Look out: I´m going to cook some boiled eggs, I might look out them if I dont want to explote them...again.
Hi Laura!
DeleteThanks for posting. Great job! Have a look at the verb " look in" maybe you wanted to say "look in on my dog"
Best,
Hi Arantxa! I'm Valeria García from 1°A
ReplyDelete-look up: When I do foundations of art, I always look up The book.
-look to: I look to in my intuition many times.
-look trough: before taking a exam I look trought it one more tome.
-look in: yesterday I lookes in My Grandparents for a little while.
- look for: I look for information before commenting about Something.
- look out: I'm always look out for news about Covid-19.
-look round: If I hear a noise, I usually look round what it could be.
- look in: I look on how my brother plays the bass many times.
-look forward: I look forward seeing my friend on Friday.
- look ahead: I look ahead that out future after the pandemic will change.
Hi Valeria!
DeleteThanks for posting. Great Job! Did you try to say "Looked in on my grandpa"?
Best,
Luz Díaz 1°A
ReplyDelete1-Look out, you are going to drop out that painting!
2-You must look for your mask and your gloves.
3-I did my homework and I was looking foward to start playing videogames.
4-Look on the window, our neightbourd is singing and dancing!
5-Yedterday I was with my family and I had to look after my cousins.
6-Nobody is looking round Huelva because of the Covid-19.
7-If I look back I can see everyone in the school eating croquettes.
8-We need to look ahead and face the problems that this pandemic is bringing.
9-I looked trhought my spanish book before the exam last friday.
10-I looked in my grandma House to bring her the food my mother made.
Hi Luz,
DeleteGood job! You really created original true sentences, congrats!
Please check #3 look forward to + ing
#10 " my mother had made" past perfect.
Thanks for posting
Hello Arantxa! I´m María Ortiz
ReplyDeleteLook to: I looked to medical appointment so I was late.
Look up: When I look up I always get dizzy.
Look ahead: When he walks, always looks forward.
Look back: I wouldn´t like to look back, there are acts that hurt.
Look for: I can´t look for you, you´re very insecure.
Look in: When I finish an exam, I always look in it.
Look on: I look on the people around me closely.
Look out: My mother look out to all my actions.
Look round: My father looked round for his wallet and did not find it.
Look through: Looking through the lenses is a little uncomfortable.
Hi María,
DeleteThanks for posting. Maybe you need to check #5 . I am not sure you got the meaning of "look for" right in that sentence.Also, the meaning of look up , as a phrasal verb is " to check a word in the dictionary".
Best,