Understanding Phrasal Verbs: Exploring the Meaning and Uses of 'Look Into'

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LOOK INTO

meaning: to examine or investigate something

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😁 Welcome to Day 11 of my Phrasal Verb Miniseries! In today's entry, we're diving deep into the versatile and often-used phrasal verb 'look into'. 🧐 Whether you're a language enthusiast aiming to enhance your English fluency or a student seeking to master common expressions, understanding how to effectively use 'look into' can significantly boost your communication skills 🗣️. Join me as we explore its meanings, applications, and practical examples to enrich your vocabulary and make your language learning journey more exciting. 🧠🧠🧠

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🔴 The company decided to look into the complaints from customers about the new product.🟠 After hearing strange noises in the basement, Sasha decided to look into what might be causing them.

🟡 I'm planning to look into different universities to find the best programme for my interests.

🟢 The committee will look into various options for reducing the city's carbon footprint.

🔵 Oliver said he would look into the possibility of adopting a new software system for the office.

🟣 The scientist decided to look into the effects of the new drug on long-term health.

⚫️ The town council is looking into the feasibility of building a new community centre.

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