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1. 
   Quick!   the bus. It's ready to leave.
   

2. 
   I don't know where my book is. I have to   it.
   

3. 
   It's dark inside. Can you   the light, please?
   

4. 
    the form, please.
   

5. 
   I need some new clothes. Why don't you   these jeans?
   

6. 
   It's warm inside.   your coat.
   

7. 
   This pencil is really old. You can   it  .
   

8. 
   It's so loud here. Can you   the radio a little?
   

9. 
   The firemen were able to   the fire in Church Street.
   

10. 
    Does your little brother   ghosts?
    

1. 
   Henry looked No answer the magazine quickly. CLUEto read something quickly → look through
   

Correct is: Henry looked through the magazine quickly.

2. 
   Look No answer ! There's a bus coming! It is going to hit you! CLUEto shout something to avoid something bad happening → look out
   

Correct is: Look out! There's a bus coming! It is going to hit you!

3. 
   Did the doctor look No answer your leg? CLUEto examine → look at
   

Correct is: Did the doctor look at your leg?

4. 
   She looked No answer from her book when she heard the noise. CLUEto raise the eyes when you are looking down at something → look up
   

Correct is: She looked up from her book when she heard the noise.

5. 
   We were looking No answer the shops when we were in Ashville. CLUEto look at the things you see in a place you visit → look round
   

Correct is: We were looking round the shops when we were in Ashville.

6. 
   They are looking No answer meeting their friends. CLUEto feel excited that something is going to happen → look forward to
   

Correct is: They are looking forward to meeting their friends.

7. 
   How do you feel when you look No answer your childhood? CLUEto think about something that happpend in the past → look back on
   

Correct is: How do you feel when you look back on your childhood?

8. 
   John has to look No answer his younger brother. CLUEto take care of → look after
   

Correct is: John has to look after his younger brother.

9. 
   Our boss looks No answer some people in his firm. CLUEto think that someone is not as good as you → look down on
   

Correct is: Our boss looks down on some people in his firm.

10. 
    I look No answer on my child every now and then. CLUEto visit someone for a short time, often used in cases of observation → look in
    

Correct is: I look in on my child every now and then.

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