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Replace the verb in brackets with the verb 'look' and the correct preposition or adverb. Example: He said he would (investigate) the problem. Answer: He said he would LOOK INTO the problem. 1. A babysitter (minds / takes care of) the children if we go out in the evenings. [looks after, looks at] =looks after 2. The manager promised he would (investigate) the matter. [look up tp, look into]=look into 3. The time has come for both countries to forget their differences and (think of the future). [look ahead, look forward to]=look ahead 4. The scientific community (admires) him for his intelligence and his creativity. [look up to, look after]=look up to

Good afternoon, Mr. [Name]! :) Happy Monday!   Good job! You\'ve got all answers correctly. I really enjoy listening to your stories during our class. Practice English whenever you can. You\'re getting better every day, so keep it up!^^ See you on Wednesday!^^   _T. Mayleen :)   1. A babysitter (minds / takes care of) the children if we go out in the evenings.[looks after, looks at] =looks after >> Correct! 2. The manager promised he would (investigate) the matter.[look up tp, look into]=look into >> Correct! 3. The time has come for both countries to forget their differences and (think of the future).[look ahead, look forward to]=look ahead >> Correct! 4. The scientific community (admires) him for his intelligence and his creativity.[look up to, look after]=look up to >> Correct!