Focus on Grammar

4. Choose the right word.1. I think I lost my car keys. Will you help me look after/for/forward to/up/outthem?2. I am looking after/for/forward to/up/out visiting the Van Gogh Museum inAmsterdam.3. Look after/for/forward to/up/out! There’s a bus coming.4. We can look her phone number after/for/forward to/up/out on the Internet.5. I’m really looking after/for/forward to/up/out our vacation this summer.6. I don’t know this word. I guess I’ll have to look it after/for/forward to/up/out.5. Replace the words in italics by phrasal verbs with look.1. I’m trying to fi nd a red dress for my birthday party.2. When my brother is out of town, I take care of the cats.3. Be careful! That car’s going to hit you!4. I don’t know the meaning of this word. I must fi nd it out in the dictionary.5. I am excited about the coming Christmas.6. I tried to fi nd my glasses, but I couldn’t.<strong>Focus</strong> on GrammarRevisionComplex sentences1. Joining ideas. Which sentences go together? Use while or when.Example: When I was having supper one evening, the telephone rang.We were driving to the theatre.He told me my car lights were on.I was doing some shopping yesterday morning.I broke my favourite plate.The telephone rang.We had an accident.I was cleaning out an old cupboard.I went out and turned them off.I met my old friend Alex.I was having supper one evening.2. Make one sentence from two sentences using the present simple or the futuresimple.Example: You are going to leave soon. You must buy some bread before that.You must buy some bread before you leave.1. You’ll come to our town next month. You must come and see us then._____ when _____.100