Question

Фразовый глагол “TO LOOK” Используйте нужное слово AT, FOR, THROUGH, AFTER, UP, чтобы придать предложениям законченный смысл. 1. I’d like to look ___the latest issue of Mary Glasgow magazine. 2. –What are you looking ____? –My glasses. I can’t read the newspaper without them. 3. If you don’t know some of the dates, look them ____in the history book. 4. Jack seldom reads his magazines, he just looks them____. 5. Go and find a taxi and I’ll look _____the suitcases. 6. Look ____the picture. What’s in it? 7. Please, look____ the papers before I give them to the boss. There may be mistakes in them. 8. The child is still very young and must be looked____. 9. Look ___ me, look _____ me! I’m wearing my new dress! 10. The best way to find out what a word means is to look it ____in a dictionary. 11. Mary spends a lot of time in the bookshops looking ____rare editions. 12. I looked ____the test again but could not find any mistakes. 13. Mary and I are looking ____a new house for our family. 14. A cat may look ___a king. 15. You can look ____her telephone number in the book. 16. I’ve spent hours in the shops looking ____a suitable dress. 17. Don’t worry, I’ll look _____your pets while you’re away. 18. In hospital I was looked ____very well. 19. In the new school he spent a lot of time looking ____the right classroom. 20. I looked this information _____in a number of books. 21. Looking ____the newspaper I saw my friend’s name in one of the article

Answer 1

1 through
2 for
3 up
4 through
5 after
6 at
7 through
8 after
9 at
10 up
11 for
12 through
13 for
14 after|at|for
15 up
16 for
17 after
18after
19 for
20 up
21 through

Answer 2

1. I’d like to look at the latest issue of Mary Glasgow magazine. 2. – What are you looking for? – My glasses. I can’t read the newspaper without them. 3. If you don’t know some of the dates, look them up in the history book. 4. Jack seldom reads his magazines; he just looks through them. 5. Go and find a taxi, and I’ll look after the suitcases. 6. Look at the picture. What’s in it? 7. Please, look through the papers before I give them to the boss. There may be mistakes in them. 8. The child is still very young and must be looked after. 9. Look at me, look at me! I’m wearing my new dress! 10. The best way to find out what a word means is to look it up in a dictionary. 11. Mary spends a lot of time in the bookshops looking for rare editions. 12. I looked through the test again but could not find any mistakes. 13. Mary and I are looking for a new house for our family. 14. A cat may look like a king. 15. You can look up her telephone number in the book. 16. I’ve spent hours in the shops looking for a suitable dress. 17. Don’t worry, I’ll look after your pets while you’re away. 18. In the hospital, I was looked after very well. 19. In the new school, he spent a lot of time looking for the right classroom. 20. I looked this information up in a number of books. 21. Looking through the newspaper, I saw my friend’s name in one of the articles.