Unit 3. Vocabulary check + phrasal verbs. OET B1

blanket

wardrobe

radiator

cooker

curtains

cluttered

shutters

chimney

cosy

cellar

detached house

She looked __________  from her book when she heard the noise.

John has to look ___________ his younger brother.

Lady Crawford and her friends are in the habit of looking down on people who are _______

Mustafa is looking for his brother because _____

I told my lawyer about how the hospital had overcharged me, and he said he'd look into_____

Parents teach their children to look up to_____

If you don't know his phone number, you can look it _____ in the phone book.

Police are looking _____reports of a strange flying object last night. Many people are convinced it was a flying saucer.

Can you look_____ my pet goldfish for a few days while I am away on holiday?

If I try to read an English book, I get frustrated because I have to look _____too many words in the dictionary.

Tonight I will have to_______ her child.