29/08/2026
Vocabulary Lesson: Phrasal Verbs with Look
Today, we're looking at five useful phrasal verbs with look that you'll hear in conversations, movies, and books. Learning phrasal verbs as complete expressions, rather than translating each word individually, helps you sound more fluent and understand native speakers more easily.
Look for: to search for something or someone.
Look after: to take care of someone or something.
Look forward to: to feel excited about something in the future.
Look up: to search for information in a book, dictionary, or online.
Look up to: to admire and respect someone.
At Lumiere Institute, we teach vocabulary in context, using real-life examples and meaningful practice so that students know when and how to use them. Save this post for later and challenge yourself to use one of these phrasal verbs!