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Lesson Eight
Look
look / looked / looked / looking
The verb "look" is similar to "see"
and "watch," but each of these words is used for different situations.
"Look" also means to pay attention, to examine, to plan to buy
something, and it describes a person's appearance. It's often
used with prepositions such as at,
for, around, in, on, etc. It can be
used as an adjective and as a noun.
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He needs
to look at himself in the mirror to shave.
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Look at these cute puppies! |
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| We need to look for a new apartment. |
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He's looking
at cars today.
(look at = plan to buy)
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| This looks like a very nice house. |
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| She looks very
beautiful! |
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This wolf is looking
around for something
to eat. |
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Look
present
tense: look / looks |
past
tense: looked |
future:
will look |
present
continuous: am / are / is looking |
past
continuous: was / were looking |
future
continuous: will be looking |
present
perfect: has / have looked |
past
perfect: had looked |
future
perfect: will have looked |
present
perfect continuous: has / have been looking |
past
perfect continuous: had been looking |
future
perfect continuous: will have been looking |
modal
verbs: ______ look |
past
tense modal: ______ have looked |
infinitive:
to look |
gerund:
looking |
passive:
yes |
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