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WEEK 3 DAY 7 of DAILY PHRASAL VERBS

Look out - Watch out

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[aliadam]

very helpful and simple examples. Thank you

[yayadaffe]

Look out and watch out it’s all meant be careful

[JITENDRAKUMAR-wsom]

1. Look out for the slippery patch on the floor, it can be quite dangerous.
2. Watch out for the dog, it tends to jump on people when they come in.

[pedrotimba]

When I cross the road, I always look/ watch out.
Yesterday, I had my birthday party, so the security personnel watched/ looked out to avoid intruders.

[nirvanasilva]

Sentences with the Phrasal Verbs 'Look out and Watch out' in the Past simple and Present simple:

PHRASAL VERB 'LOOK OUT '
Past Simple: She looked out for don't make noise while the baby was sleeping.
Present Simple: Look out to go up the roof.

PHRASAL VERB ' WATCH OUT '
Past Simple: He watched out for the potholed street.
Present Simple: The girl watches out for fire.

[cricristina]

Examples:
Could you please watch out for my baby while I will be missing?

When we were at the stadium, we watched out for the ball not to hit us.

Look out, there is a big dog outside!

He looked out not to fall in the pool.