Do you ever have to look … younger brothers, sisters or cousins? When?
2. How often do you look … your homework carefully before you give it to your teacher?
3. If you can't find your mobile phone, where do you look … it?
4. Who do you look … in your family?
5. When was the last time you shouted look … at someone? What happened?
6. If you don't know the meaning of a word, do you look it … in a dictionary?

Yes, I sometimes have to look after my younger brothers, sisters or cousins. This usually happens when my parents are busy or not at home. For example, I might need to stay with them for a few hours, help them with food, or just make sure they are safe and behaving well. It’s not every day, but it happens on weekends or during family events.

I always look through my homework carefully before I give it to my teacher. I check it for mistakes in spelling, grammar, and also make sure I answered all the questions correctly. Sometimes I even read it twice to be sure I didn’t miss anything important.

If I can’t find my mobile phone, I usually look for it everywhere I think I might have left it. I start with common places like my room, pockets, table, or bag, and then expand to other rooms if I still can’t find it.

In my family, I look up to my older relatives who are responsible and hardworking. For example, I admire a parent or an older sibling who gives good advice, works hard, and stays calm in difficult situations.

The last time I shouted “look out!” at someone was when a friend almost walked into a moving bicycle. I quickly warned them because they didn’t notice it coming, and they managed to step aside just in time.

Yes, if I don’t know the meaning of a word, I always look it up in a dictionary. These days I usually use an online dictionary on my phone or computer, but the idea is the same — to find the correct meaning and understand how to use the word properly.