Definitions:
Look for: try to find something
Look forward to: wait with pleasure for something which is going to happen
Look after: be responsible for or take care of someone or something
Complete the sentences with these expressions:
I'm looking forward to...
I'm looking for...
I'm looking after...
Can you write your own example sentences using these three expressions?
- 1. ___ my silver necklace. I can't find it anywhere!
- 2. ___ my holiday in Cape Town.
- 3. ___ Emma's cat while she's away.
- 4. ___ a gift for my best friend.
- 5. ___ the concert on Saturday night.
- 6. ___ my baby cousin this afternoon.
- 7. ___ new running shoes.
- 8. ___ your birthday party.
- 9. ___ Jeremy's visit next week. I haven't seen him since last year.
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Good!.. note:after the
Good!..
note:after the verb"to look forward to" we have gerund.
e.g I'm looking forward to seeing my uncle.
the verb "see" has got ing..
thanks for the lesson.
Are you Sure.....? Are you
Are you Sure.....?
Are you sure that infinitive "to" can followed by gerund....
I am looking forward to the next Lesson!
I am looking for my book.
I am looking after my neighbour's cactus.
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