🇬🇧 Look at meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

"Look at" (in this meaning) is when you don’t just use your eyes, but also your brain. You think about an idea, a problem, or a choice very carefully so you can decide what to do. It’s like shining a flashlight in your mind to check every corner before you pick an answer.

The teacher told us to look at every solution, not just the one that has the most glitter.

The principal will look at our plan for "No Homework Forever" and probably laugh very politely.

Before we buy a trampoline, we must look at the chances of Grandma attempting backflips.

The teacher made us look at both sides of the argument: naps in class or more math in class.

Before we choose a field trip, we should look at which place has the least chance of surprise bees.

A girl in a small shop sees two cakes. She will look at the red cake. She will look at the blue cake. She will look at the small cake. She will look at the big cake. She will look at both and take the small red cake. She smiles.

This word is at the A1 level, which means it is one of the first words you learn when starting English. It’s commonly used in everyday conversations and helps you communicate basic ideas like greetings, family, or daily activities.

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