Class 6 English Grammar Worksheet: Phrasal Verbs with 'Look' [Free PDF]

English Grammar Worksheet: Exploring Phrasal Verbs with 'Look'

Phrasal verbs are an essential part of the English language that can help students communicate more effectively. In this worksheet, Grade 6 students will explore various phrasal verbs formed with the word "look." Understanding these phrasal verbs will enable students to use them confidently in both written and spoken English. The exercises included focus on recognizing the meanings and correct usage of these phrasal verbs in different contexts.

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What is the topic?

The topic of this worksheet is phrasal verbs with 'look.' Phrasal verbs are combinations of verbs and prepositions or adverbs that change the meaning of the original verb. For example, "look after" means to care for someone, and "look into" means to investigate something. This worksheet helps students learn and practice these common phrasal verbs to better understand and use them in sentences.

What’s in this worksheet?

1. Match the phrasal verbs with their correct meanings 
2. Identify if phrasal verbs are used appropriately in sentences 
3. Fill in the blanks with the correct phrasal verb 
4. Choose the correct phrasal verb for various situations 
5. Rewrite sentences using the correct phrasal verb 

Definitions, examples, techniques, and tips

- Phrasal verbs with 'look': These are combinations of the verb "look" and a preposition or adverb, creating new meanings:
- "Look at" means to glance or observe something.
- "Look after" means to take care of something or someone.
- "Look into" means to investigate or examine something.

Why is it important to learn this?

Learning phrasal verbs with 'look' helps students use everyday expressions naturally and with more meaning. Phrasal verbs are widely used in both casual and formal communication, so understanding their meanings and how to use them correctly improves both speaking and writing skills. This knowledge will also aid students in reading comprehension, as they will encounter phrasal verbs in books, articles, and conversations.

Where will this knowledge help you?

Knowing phrasal verbs with 'look' will help students in:

- Writing essays and assignments 
- Classroom discussions and debates 
- Understanding and using phrasal verbs in books, articles, or real-life situations 
- Everyday communication, especially in professional and academic settings 

How to use this worksheet?

1. Attempt each question independently without help 
2. Review your answers after completing the worksheet 
3. Correct any mistakes and ensure you understand why the correct answer is right 
4. Practice regularly to improve your understanding and accuracy 
5. Compare your responses with the answer key provided below 

Important tips and tricks

1. Pay attention to the context of the sentence when choosing the correct phrasal verb. 
2. In multiple-choice questions, think about how the phrasal verb fits with the tone and purpose of the sentence. 
3. For fill-in-the-blank tasks, consider the surrounding words and how the phrasal verb completes the sentence meaningfully. 
4. When rewriting sentences, ensure that the new phrasal verb maintains the original meaning of the sentence. 
5. If you're unsure about the meaning of a phrasal verb, try to infer it from the context or look it up in a dictionary.

Complete answer key

Exercise 1 – Match the Following 
1. Look at – glance
2. Look after – care for 
3. Look out – pay attention 
4. Look forward to – hope 
5. Look into – investigate 
6. Look down on – feel superior 
7. Look back on – remember 
8. Look through – examine
9. Look for – search
10. Look away – disregard 

Exercise 2 – True/False Statements 
1. False 
2. True 
3. True 
4. False 
5. False
6. True 
7. False 
8. True 
9. False
10. True 

Exercise 3 – Fill in the Blanks 
1. Look over 
2. Look out for 
3. Look through 
4. Look forward to 
5. Look back on 
6. Look out 
7. Looked up 
8. Look for 
9. Look ahead 
10. Look over 

Exercise 4 – Multiple Choice Questions 
1. d) Look over 
2. b) Look after 
3. a) Look for 
4. c) Look into 
5. a) Look out 
6. c) Look upon 
7. d) Look through 
8. b) Look forward
9. c) Look ahead 
10. b) Look out 

Exercise 5 – Sentence Rewriting 
1. She decided to look into the situation before acting on it. 
2. I can’t believe you looked after your chance to work with such a talented team. 
3. We need to look over the details before making a final decision. 
4. Please look through the documents carefully and give me your feedback. 
5. I need to look onto the project to make sure it gets done correctly. 
6. Please look upon your documents and let me know if everything is in order. 
7. They decided to look upon the upcoming changes at work. 
8. He tried to look forward to the plan, but couldn’t remember the specifics. 
9. They decided to look back on the issue before taking action. 
10. We need to look for the files for any missing information. 

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