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Message de hoppy1 posté le 2004-08-01 14:24:14 (S | E | F | I)
combinations with "look" :
look after : to make sure sb is well
look ahead to : to think about what is going to happen in the future
look back : to think about sth in one's past
look down on : to consider sb inferior
look for sth : to search
look forward to : to be eager to do sth
look into : to investigate to examine
look out ! : be careful
look through sb : to pretend not to see sb
look up : to search for a word or a number in a list or a directory
look over : to inspect sth to make sure it is good enough
combinations with "look" :
look after : to make sure sb is well
look ahead to : to think about what is going to happen in the future
look back : to think about sth in one's past
look down on : to consider sb inferior
look for sth : to search
look forward to : to be eager to do sth
look into : to investigate to examine
look out ! : be careful
look through sb : to pretend not to see sb
look up : to search for a word or a number in a list or a directory
look over : to inspect sth to make sure it is good enough
Réponse: re:phrasal verbs (look ) de monik, postée le 2004-08-01 17:05:07 (S | E)
J'apprécie beaucoup tes listes hoppy1, elles me permettent de revoir tranquillement et rapidement des verbes et expressions que je n'utilise pas toujours... et en plus c'est à petites doses. Merci
Réponse: re:phrasal verbs (look ) de TravisKidd, postée le 2004-08-01 18:13:07 (S | E)
Again I would like to comment that not all of the verbs in the above list are phrasal verbs. Some are simply expressions involving a verb followed by a preposition. Note the permissible positions of object nouns and pronouns.
Phrasal verb: to look up
"Can you look up the word for me?" (correct)
"Can you look the word up for me?" (correct)
"Can you look it up for me?" (correct)
"Can you look up it for me?" (INCORRECT)
Non-phrasal verb: to look + up
"Can you look up the pipe for me?" (correct)
"Can you look the pipe up for me?" (INCORRECT)
"Can you look it up for me?" (INCORRECT)
"Can you look up it for me?" (correct)
Non-phrasal verb: to look + into
"Can you look into the *** for me?" (correct)
"Can you look the *** into for me?" (INCORRECT)
"Can you look it into for me?" (INCORRECT)
"Can you look into it for me?" (correct)
If *** is "room", then "to look into" is meant literally. If *** is "problem", then "to look into" is an expression. But in NEITHER case is it a phrasal verb !!!
Réponse: re:phrasal verbs (look ) de hoppy1, postée le 2004-08-01 21:19:28 (S | E)
thankyou for your answers , there's always more .
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