look for
to search or seek something or someone
Example
I will look for my keys when I get home.
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Understand each item before testing yourself. Choose honestly whether it already feels familiar or needs practice.
to search or seek something or someone
Example
I will look for my keys when I get home.
Practise these common expressions for errands, clothing, visits, and simple everyday actions.
to search or seek something or someone
I will look for my keys when I get home.
to put on and test the fit of clothing or accessories
She tried on several outfits before making her decision.
leave, depart, or move away
The dog barks when someone approaches and then goes away once they leave.
To allow entry or admission.
The security guard decided to let in the visitors after checking their identification.
invite someone to go on a date
John asked Mary out for dinner on Friday night.
To register or report one's arrival, often at a hotel, airport, or event.
We'll check in at the hotel and then explore the city.
to visit casually or briefly without a prior appointment
I'm just dropping by to say hello.
to deliver or leave something or someone at a specific location
I dropped off my friend at the airport.
to recline or be in a horizontal position
The dog lay down on the floor.
to move or act quickly, or to urge someone to do so
Hurry up! We'll be late.