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Get, Look - Phrasal Verbs

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  • Nobody tried to stop the thief. Everybody just looked _______.
    on
  • I’ll leave you to get ____ ______ the report.
    on with
  • That was a bad break up. It took me a long time to get ______ it.
    over
  • I'll look _____ the problem and call you back.
    into
  • Henry has finally found the keys he was looking ____ all morning.
    for
  • If you don't know any words, look them __________ in a dictionary.
    up
  • I couldn’t get __________the film – it was so boring!
    through
  • Jeff looked ______ the magazine and put it back.
    through
  • When my grandma looks _______, she can see how happy she was in her childhood.
    back
  • The book really got _______ what it was like to be a soldier during WWII.
    across
  • My daughter is looking __________ to leaving school.
    forward to
  • Some poor families manage to get ________ on just £10 a day.
    by
  • Jack looks ____ _____ his older brother.
    up to
  • Sara looked _____ on her father who is recovering in hospital.
    in
  • I’m close to my family – I get ______ with my sister really well.
    along
  • Can you look ______ my cat when I'm away?
    after
  • Look ___! I've just mopped the floor and it's wet.
    out
  • I must get _______ _____ these tax returns today, or I’ll never finish them!
    down to
  • Word got _______ about the wedding, even though they wanted to keep it a secret.
    out
  • The traffic is terrible! Let’s get _____ at the next stop and walk.
    off
  • It’ll be nice to get _______! Work has been so stressful this past month.
    away
  • We looked ____ our friends for support but we were disappointed.
    to
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