look in on
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phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo check the condition of someone or something
Look in on your cousin and see whether she's feeling better
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Inside Tokyo's STRANGEST Tiny Apartment
- I don't think there was, at that time, anybody who could just look in on you showering, but it could be curtained off in some way and you'd still have this massive open space here.
I don't think there was, at that time, anybody who could just look in on you showering, but it could be curtained off in some way and you'd still have this massive open space here.
- I don't think there was at that time anybody who could just look in on you showering.
I don't think there was at that time anybody who could just look in on you showering.
LOOK at these PHRASAL VERBS with "look"
- "Look in on". Okay? "Look in on" means just keep an eye out for somebody, or a little
"Look in on". Okay? "Look in on" means just keep an eye out for somebody, or a little
- I ask my neighbour to look in on my plants. All he has to come in, open the door, check
I ask my neighbour to look in on my plants. All he has to come in, open the door, check
English Conversation for Real Life - Practice English Listening and Speaking
- Well, I am in Vang Tau City at the moment, and I am really excited to look in on you now.
Well, I am in Vang Tau City at the moment, and I am really excited to look in on you now.
- and I'm really excited to look in on you now.
and I'm really excited to look in on you now.