Заполните пропуски, предлогами up,, for, forward to, after.1.It is, my grandmother, who looks … our baby. 2.Money, finished poor Mary had to look … job. 3.The, girl looked … and saw cloudless sky. 4.Max, was looking … a meeting with his beloved. 5.My, grandchildren never looked … me. 6.He, consulted his dictionary to look ….. the meaning of the word. 7.He, looked ….. the clothing in her wardrobe but didn’t find her favourite, blouse. 8.Who, will look ….. the children? 9.I’m, looking …… to reading your novel. 10.He is, looking ….. a job. 11.I, looked ….. my phone everywhere but couldn’t find. 12.She, looks ….. her flowers carefully, that’s why they are so nice. 13.Could, you look ……. my dog while I am on vocation? 14.If, you don’t know the word look it ….. in the dictionary. 15.Have, you seen my shirt? I’ve been looking ….. it everywhere.

1. It is my grandmother who looks after our baby.
- The preposition "after" is used to indicate that my grandmother takes care of our baby.

2. Money finished, poor Mary had to look for a job.
- The preposition "for" is used to indicate that Mary had to search for a job.

3. The girl looked up and saw a cloudless sky.
- The phrasal verb "looked up" means that the girl raised her head to look at the sky.

4. Max was looking forward to a meeting with his beloved.
- The phrasal verb "looking forward to" means that Max was excited and anticipating the meeting with his beloved.

5. My grandchildren never looked up to me.
- The phrasal verb "look up to" means that my grandchildren do not admire or respect me.

6. He consulted his dictionary to look up the meaning of the word.
- The phrasal verb "look up" is used to indicate that he used a dictionary to find the meaning of the word.

7. He looked through the clothing in her wardrobe but didn’t find her favorite blouse.
- The phrasal verb "look through" means that he searched or examined the clothing in the wardrobe.

8. Who will look after the children?
- The preposition "after" is used to indicate who will take care of the children.

9. I’m looking forward to reading your novel.
- The phrasal verb "looking forward to" means that I am excited and anticipating reading your novel.

10. He is looking for a job.
- The preposition "for" is used to indicate that he is searching for a job.

11. I looked for my phone everywhere but couldn’t find it.
- The preposition "for" is used to indicate that I searched for my phone everywhere.

12. She looks after her flowers carefully, that’s why they are so nice.
- The phrasal verb "looks after" means that she takes care of her flowers carefully.

13. Could you look after my dog while I am on vacation?
- The phrasal verb "look after" means that I am asking if someone can take care of my dog while I am away.

14. If you don’t know the word, look it up in the dictionary.
- The phrasal verb "look up" means that if someone doesn't know a word, they should search for its meaning in the dictionary.

15. Have you seen my shirt? I’ve been looking for it everywhere.
- The preposition "for" is used to indicate that I have been searching for my shirt in every place.