Phrasal Verb: Look At
to direct your eyes at
Examples
- Look at this picture.
Key rules
- Look at means direct your eyes toward something
- It always needs an object: look at the board
- The preposition is part of the phrase, so do not drop it
Common mistakes
- Look the picture โ Look at the picture
- I looked the clock โ I looked at the clock
๐ก Tip: "Look at" is for seeing; "look for" means search.