Fill in: forward to, up, out for, after, down on. 1.can you look…my cat while i’m away? 2.if you don’t know her phone number, then look it…in the phone directory. 3.if you go swimming, look…boats. 4.i’ve been looking…this holiday for ages. 5.you shouldn’t discriminate against people

Петрова Анна Александровна

Старший преподаватель ВШЭ, CELTA

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  1. Can you look after my cat while i’m away?
    (Look after means to take care of someone or something.)
  2. If you don’t know her phone number, then look it up in the phone directory.
    (Look up means to search for information in a reference book or database.)
  3. If you go swimming, look out for boats.
    (Look out for means to be vigilant or watch for potential danger.)
  4. I’ve been looking forward to this holiday for ages.
    (Look forward to means to anticipate something with pleasure.)
  5. You shouldn’t look down on people.
    (Look down on means to think that you are better than someone else; the prompt implies the completion of the sentence "you shouldn't discriminate against people.")

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