It's that time of the week again. In this look back at our old issues of e.Front's English Corner we were looking at the verb look and some of the ways you can alter the meaning by changing the preposition. Take a look:
Hello everybody and welcome back to e.Front’s English Corner! I hope everyone is enjoying the nice weather. In this issue we’ll be looking at the word look. As you know look is a very common word but there are many other interesting ways to use it.
This issue’s word: Look
1. “Everybody looked up to our professor in University.”
2. “She knew her husband was having an affair but she looked the other way.”
3. “I’m looking forward to the Tokyo Olympics in 2020.”
4. “I always look after my mother when she is ill.”
5. “Nurses look in on their patients regularly.”
Well, that’s all for this issue. Look out for more interesting phrases from us in two week’s time!
※ looked up to 尊敬した
※ looked the other way 見て見ぬふりをした
※ look forward to 楽しみにしている
※ look after ～の世話をする
※ look in on 様子を見にちょっと立ち寄る
※ Look out for 期待する
Of course, we all look forward to things in life so this is my first choice of phrasal verb to remember, but also 'look the other way' is a fun phrase that can be used in a variety of situations - if you use your imagination 
AH