Easy Phrasal Verbs: Learn English verbs through conversations

2.7 have looked at (present perfect)

2.7.1 Scott is Nancy’s boss. He is asking her about an email that he sent to her yesterday.

Scott: Hi Nancy. Have you looked at the email I sent you?

Nancy: No, I’m sorry. I haven’t looked at it yet.

Scott: No problem. Can you look at it this afternoon, please? I need the

info for a meeting tomorrow.

Nancy: Ok. I’ll look at it now.

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2.8 looking at (gerund form)

2.8.1 Mustafa is helping his friend, Noah, by checking his essay for him.

Noah: Hi Mustafa. I finished looking at your essay.

Mustafa: Great. How was it?

Noah: I liked it. There were a few grammatical mistakes, but not many.

Mustafa: Thanks for looking at it.

Noah: You’re welcome.

Mustafa: Let’s go grab a coffee. My treat.

Noah: Thanks.

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