English: Look at / Look for / Look after

Please put in the correct preposition after look

• Everybody likes looking _____ you.

• Could you please look _____ my dog while I’m away? I’d really appreciate it.

• Are you still looking _____ your pen?

Answers

• Everybody likes looking at you.

• Could you please look after my dog while I’m away? I’d really appreciate it.

• Are you still looking for your pen?

Explanation and extra examples

• Look at: look in the direction of something or someone Mirar en la dirección de algo o alguien.

• She sat down and looked at the pond. ​​Ella se sentó y miró al estanque.

• Look for: Try to find something or someone Intentar encontrar algo o a alguien.

• They spent all the night looking for their friend. Ellos pasaron toda la noche buscando a su amigo.

• Look after: Take care of something or someone. Cuidar de algo o alguien.

• As her dog is ill, she has to stay at home looking after it. Como su perro está enfermo, tiene que quedarse en casa cuidándolo.