Choose the correct preposition.

out for / over / after / into / forward to / down on /ahead / back / at / for / in / up

1. I look …..the office when my colleagues are away on business.

2. In this business, it's very difficult to look ….and predict what will happen.
Could you look …my report and tell me if you think it's OK?

4. He looked ….. his childhood.

5. The people who work in Headquarters always look ….on the people in the branches.

6. He has been looking…. a job for ages now.

7. I'm seeing him on Tuesday. I'm really looking ….it.

8. You should look …. to see us, if only for a minute.

9. We have set up a working group to look ….the problem.

10. Look … the trains in the timetable.

11. We look …..the papers. 12. She tried to look …..him.

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Hot-hotter-the hottest, long-longer-the longest, short-shorter-the shortest, clever-clever-the cleverest, silly-sillier-the silliest, great-greater-the greatest, red-reder-the reddest, black-blacker-the blackest-но редко, когда цвета ставятся в сравнительную и превосходную степень,.                                                          white-whiter-the whitest, thin-thiner-the thinest, thick-thicker-the thickest, fat-fatter-the fattest, nice-nicer-the nicest, warm-warmer-the warmest, cold-colder-the coldest, merry-merrier-the merriest.                                                                         small-smaller-the smallest, tall-taller-the tallest, high-higher-the highest,   weak-weaker-the weakest, strong-stronger-the strongest, heavy-heavier-the heaviest, light-lighter-the lightest,  green-greener-the greenest, dry-drier-the driest, clean-cleaner-the cleanest, dirty-dirtier-the dirtiest, wide-wider-the widest, deep-deeper-the deepest, brave-braver-the bravest                                

1. Where is Mary? – She has just gone out. When did she leave? – She left five minutes ago. 2. Have you been to the Art Theatre? – Yes, I have. – When were you there last? – I was there last month. – What play did you see? 3. Have you driven a car before? – Yes, I have. It's the second time I have driven a car. I was driving my brother's car when he broke his arm. 4. Have you seen Jerry today? – Yes, I saw him at the university. – Did you talk with him? – Yes, I did. 5. Have you fed the dog? – No, I have not. I forgot to feed him after lunch. 6. What have you done to your finger? – I have cut myself. – How did you do that? 7. Where have you been? You are so late! Look, it is nearly six o'clock! – I'm sorry, the teacher detained us after classes. 8. A cup of coffee? – No, thanks. I have just had one. We had lunch at a café. 9. Jerry, you are late! You have missed the beginning of the World Cup Final! – Oh, no! When did it start? 10. Can I speak to Henry, please? – I am afraid not, he has just out. – Oh, how long ago did he leave?