Confusing Prepositions with "Look" + Work/School Phrases ??????


?? "Look" + Prepositions

| Look at ?? | Direct gaze at something | Look at the stars! ??
| Look in ?? | Check inside (mirror) | He's looking in the mirror. | Must use in, not "at" |
| Look out ?? | Gaze outside (window) | Look out the window! | Usually out, not out of
| Look for ?? | Search for something | She's looking for a job online
| Look up ?? | Search specific info (word/definition) | Look it up online! / Google it! | Pronoun in middle: look it up |

> ? Practice:
> - What are they looking at? ? The stars!
> - Is he looking in the mirror? ? Yes!
> - She’s looking for a job online.
> - Just Google it! ??



?? School vs. Work Phrases
| Kids not in class | Out of school (summer/vacation) | — |
| Kids finish class | Get out of school at 3:00 |
| Person ends work | Get off (work) at 5:00 | Out of work at 5:00* ? |
| Person has no job | He’s out of work (unemployed) | — |
| Person is working now | He’s at work / working l On work? |

> ? Practice:
> - The kids get out at 3:00.
> - He gets off at 5:00.
> - He’s out of work = unemployed ??



?? Key Takeaways
- Look at = most common ??
- Look in/out = specific places ????
- Look for/up = searching ????
- Get off work, get out of school = finish time ?
- Out of work = jobless ??


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