SikhoEnglish60-Day Mastery

Day 25: Phrasal Verbs — Look For, Look After, Look At, Look Into

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Learn 4 essential phrasal verbs: Look For (search action vs find), Look After (take care of), Look At (observe), Look Into (investigate workplace issues), pronoun rules, and professional responses.

Intermediate Level
⚙️Intermediate
Day 25 Learning Roadmap

Welcome to Day 25 of your comprehensive 60-day English mastery program. Engage with all 6 core competencies: Vocabulary, Grammar, Conversation, Listening, Speaking, and Writing.

Guidelines for maximum fluency retention:

  • Complete all 6 skill modules in sequence (Vocabulary → Grammar → Conversation → Listening → Speaking → Writing)
  • Practice speaking sentences out loud to train vocal muscle memory
  • Check off each completed module below to keep your streak alive
  • Consistent daily practice of 45-60 minutes ensures rapid progress
💪Daily Motivation
"Precise phrasal verbs bring clarity and executive professionalism to your everyday conversations."

"सटीक फ़्रैज़ल वर्ब्स आपकी रोज़मर्रा की बातचीत में स्पष्टता और पेशेवर दक्षता लाते हैं।"

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Check off completed sections as you finish each module

Tip: Start with vocabulary to build your lexical foundation, then move through each section in order.

Vocabulary
Start Here

Look For (find lost item), Look After (care for family/pet/bag), Look At (observe document/screen), Look Into (workplace investigation)

Today's Words Preview:

Look for - ढूँढना / तलाश करना
Look after - देखभाल करना / care करना
Look at - देखना / ध्यान देना
Look into - जाँच करना / अनुसंधान करना
20 mins
Grammar

Pronoun Placement Rule (Look for it, Look after him, Look at it, Look into it - pronoun AFTER preposition) & Regular Past Form (Looked)

Grammar Focus:

Avoid 9 common errors: use 'looking for my phone' (never 'looking my phone'), 'look after my baby' (never 'look my baby'), and 'look into it'

30 mins
Conversation

4 Real-Life Dialogues (Office Database Issue, Shopping for a Shirt, Family Babysitting, Lost Phone Search)

Today's Dialogue:

"There's a problem with the database. — Okay, I'll look into the issue and get back to you."

25 mins
Listening

Workplace issue reports, lost item searches, and polite farewell care wishes

Audio Focus:

Professional intonation ('I'll look INTO it and get back to you') and pronoun after preposition rhythm

15 mins
Speaking

1-minute 'I Lost My Phone' monologue & executive workplace response challenge

Practice Target:

Recite the memory formula: 'Look FOR = Find | Look AFTER = Care | Look AT = See | Look INTO = Investigate' aloud

15 mins
Writing

Workplace issue report & lost item investigation narrative writing

Writing Prompt:

Write a short 5-sentence paragraph describing a workplace database issue and how you investigated it using look for, look after, look at, and look into

20 mins