Easy Phrasal Verbs: Learn English verbs through conversations

Answers to Exercises

1. Look at (1)

1. look at / 2. looking at; looking at / 3. looked at / 4. looking at / 5. look at

2. Look at (2)

1. look at / 2. looked at / 3. look at; look at; look at / 4. looking at / 5. look

at; looking at

3. Look at (3)

1. going to look at / 2. look at / 3. look at / 4. look at; looked at / 5. looked

at

4. Look at (4)

1. looking at / 2. look at / 3. looking at / 4. looked at; look at / 5. going to

look at

5. Look at (5)

The following are example answers only:

1. Yes, it does. Look at Khans. It’s a great Indian restaurant.

2. Yes, there are. Look at Melissa Franklin. She may not be in the media

very  much,  but  she’s  a  professor  of  physics  at  Harvard  and  she

discovered a new subatomic particle!

3.  No,  they’re  not.  Look  at  my  brother.  He  went  to  Paris  recently  for  a

long weekend and it only cost $200 including the train.

4. Yes, there are. Apart from Barack Obama, look at Tim Scott, he’s the

senator of South Carolina.

5. Yes, there are. Look at Mary Barra. She runs General Motors.

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